‘Planet friendly’: RHS to no longer class slugs and snails as pests

Royal Horticultural Society says the gastropods ‘play an important role’ in maintaining a healthy ecosystem

Slugs and snails will no longer be classed as pests by the Royal Horticultural Society, despite their reputation as a garden menace.

Britain’s leading garden charity says that although the gastropods are the garden visitor about which they receive most complaints, they should be considered an important part of the garden ecosystem.

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(SOURCE) https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/mar/04/planet-friendly-rhs-to-no-longer-class-slugs-and-snails-as-pests

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