#NoMowMay
It’s almost time for No Mow May! Plantlife invite everyone to find out more and join the No Mow Movement. Why not do this in your school grounds?
EAUC Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan Guide and Template
The EAUC has shared this Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan Guide and Template. The guide provides a useful summary of biodiversity issues, nation context, statistics and infographics across the issues, including and beyond the tertiary sector.
Spring into action for Scotland’s plants
Scotland’s native and ancient plants are struggling to survive. This Scotland’s Nature blog (March 2025) examines the vital part they play in our lives and why we must take targeted actions now to stop and reverse their decline.
Restoring Scotland’s natural environment
Read this update (11 March 2025) shared by the National Biodiversity Network Trust about the Natural Environment (Scotland) Bill. This outlines the legislative proposals to help restore nature and protect biodiversity in Scotland which have been introduced to Parliament.
Worldwide research projects for nature-based solutions
This document with summary infographic shares 88 research and innovation projects that are using nature-based solutions to tackle the biodiversity and climate crises. This includes education projects. It provides a helpful visual summary of what nature-based solutions look like.
The Unseen Crises of Human-Nature Connection
This post on Finding Nature (13 January 2025) explores why and how we need to change how we think and feel about our interconnectedness and our relationship with nature.
NBN Awards for Wildlife Recording 2025
The 2025 NBN Awards are now open for nominations! Nominating someone for an Award couldn’t be easier – just answer three or four simple questions. The seven Award categories were hugely popular in 2024, so who will you nominate this year? Categories include NBN Young Person’s Award 2025 (open to individuals [...]
Human-nature connectedness: A powerful strategy for transformative change.
In this Finding Nature post (18 December 2024), Professor Miles Richardson reflects on the new Transformative Change Report . This report informs policy and action on the underlying causes of biodiversity loss and the kind of system-wide changes needed for a more just and sustainable world. The three underlying causes [...]
