Would people be interested in an endangered plant sharing project?

[greenbliss]

I'm not talking about 'rare' species that are considered 'fancy' but rather actually endangered plants. What if people would start growing more of these and sharing them around as a method of conservation...?

Aldrovanda vesiculosa - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Just one example. But an interesting species.

'The plant captures small aquatic invertebrates using traps similar to those of the Venus flytrap' this sounds fascinating doesn't it? Surely could get people interested in keeping this?

 

[Ehcosbie]

I would be up for this. Could become a fun experiment.

 

[greenbliss]

Many scientists call useful projects ‘fun hobbies’ because they don’t make money or get funding. So the question is. Should hobbyists play a big part in preserving nature?