Field wormwood, a deep-rooted plant found in only three locations in Great Britain and has been given a lifeline thanks to a partnership effort involving Banham Zoo. "By carefully selecting and preparing this site, we’re giving Field Wormwood the best possible chance to thrive and, hopefully, to spread naturally in the years ahead." The plants were grown at Banham Zoo from seed and stored at the Kew Millennium Seed Bank before being transplanted. Field Wormwood and other Brecks plants have also recently been planted in the Forest School area at Pines Primary School, Red Lodge, in coordination with Banham Zoo. The project could also benefit the Wormwood Moonshiner beetle, which feeds on Field Wormwood seeds.