Everdon Stubbs

Be kind to bluebells! Visitors are urged to stay on footpaths and are asked not to damage or pick the plants. The UK’s bluebell woods are of international importance - the British bluebell represents 20 per cent of the world population of the flower - so it is important to remember to take care while enjoying the beauty of the bluebell woods. It is illegal, under the Wildlife and Countryside Act, to dig up the bulbs of wild bluebells - an endangered species - and dealers face heavy fines for for selling them.

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