Nestled in the Welsh countryside, Cae Blaen-dyffryn is a remnant of the flower-rich grassland once abundant in Wales. Visitors can marvel at butterfly-orchids and waxcap fungi, and try to spot the elusive moonwort fern.

If you are looking for something really special that will last a lifetime then adopting an acre of protected wildflower countryside at one of our nature reserves is for you. Alternatively you could adopt the whole reserve. Take a virtual trip around our reserves here to help you decide.

We will send you your allocated acre* marked on a map with a dedication message of your choice, together with a certificate and a framed photo of your chosen reserve.

*Please note that although every effort is made to mark the acre as precisely as possible on the map, slight variations on the ground may occur.

When you adopt an acre of reserve, you are making a donation to help Plantlife manage our reserves across the UK. Your adoption will be used to support work on our reserves in the most effective way possible. We can only continue our conservation work thanks to the difference you make.