Anyone can take part in the bluebell survey. You don't need a special knowledge of UK flowers or to have taken part in a study like this before. The bluebell identification key is designed to be accessible to everyone.
You don't need to live in the countryside either. Bluebells can be found in gardens, the local park, hedgerows or woodland. Wherever they grow, we'd like to hear about them. Just read the instructions on this page and then send us your observations to get involved.
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