# Problem
Our environment is deteriorating and biodiversity is outside of urban areas leading to a worse environment. Botany, wildflowers and biodiversity information is not being widely shared enough for a general audience. The ability to bring biodiversity to your local environment is a struggle.

# Solution
Create a structure whereby botanists, climate activists and the general public can come together in informal DAO like structures to proliferate meadows, biodiversity and botanical research.

# Roadmap
Continue roll out of mini-meadows in D7. Use grant funds to get Mini-meadows in the homes of 50 people. Carry out analysis on this experiment and engage stakeholders, botanists and local council members in the program. Democratize the findinds and the research so that everyone can benefit from the science being developed.

# Timeline

Month 1: Source and purchase wildflower seeds and soil; identify suitable locations for meadow box installation
Month 2-3: Begin installation of meadow boxes throughout Dublin 7; engage with local businesses, schools, and community groups to promote and support the project
Month 4-5: Provide information and educational materials on the importance of pollinators and the benefits of meadow boxes; monitor the impact of the meadow boxes on local pollinator populations and the environment
Month 6: Finalize installation of meadow boxes; evaluate project impact and success
