Elevating Biodiversity: Green Group's Wildflower Patch Initiative Near OMPI
In collaboration with the University Parks Department, the Dunn School launched the Wildflower Patch Initiative near the OMPI building to promote biodiversity and support local wildlife. The initiative focuses on establishing native wildflowers that provide important habitats and food sources for pollinators such as bees, butterflies, and birds, while also enhancing the surrounding landscape.
The project began in April 2023 with support from the Dunn School Green Group budget. In May 2024, volunteers from the Dunn School helped reseed the patch using seeds and gardening tools provided by the University of Oxford Sustainability Team. The wildflower area is maintained jointly by members of the Dunn School Gardening Club and the University Parks Department.
This initiative reflects the Dunn School’s continued commitment to environmental sustainability, biodiversity, and community engagement.

Wild flower patch at Dunn School. Photo by Shaked Ashkenazi

Wild flower patch at Dunn School. Photo by Shaked Ashkenazi

Dunn School Gardening club

Wild flower patch at Dunn School. Photo by Shaked Ashkenazi
