Ayrshire’s amazing Nectar Network
This post on Scottish Pollinators (19 August 2025) describes the impressive projects developed by the Ayrshire Nectar Network.
The pollinators muckle friend
This post on Scottish Pollinators (2 June 2025) shares the joy of the Ox-eye daisy.
Are you ready for Let it Bloom June?
Plantlife are encouraging everyone to think about managing their lawns for nature year round, with the next step being Let it Bloom June.
How a museum does No Mow May
Discover how the National Museum of Scotland has been taking part in No Mow May for the last five years. This has had a 'mind blowing' boost in insect biodiversity, as well as a huge impact on people and nature. Read the full story here. This includes a great video. [...]
No shortcuts, and a clear route
This Scottish Pollinators post (10 March 2025) shares how local authorities in Scotland have been enthusiastically adopting pollinator-friendly practices. Discover what’s happening in North Lanarkshire.
Bumblebees boosted in Perthshire rewilding project
For some positive news in 2025, read this Scottish Pollinators post (3 January 2025). This describes how dedicating land to rewilding can offer solutions to the current threats to pollinators, by creating networks of nectar and pollen-rich habitat that is free from insecticides.
Top tips for growing Yellow Rattle in your wildflower meadow
Are you developing a wildflower meadow in your school grounds, home or local greenspace? August is the perfect time to get sowing certain species - including Yellow Rattle Rhinanthus minor. Known as the 'Meadow Maker', Yellow Rattle is one of the most important plants you need for a meadow as [...]
Pollinator-friendly actions in different places
This Scottish pollinators blog (15 July 2024) reports on Making good connections – part two Read on for inspirational practice from different places across Scotland!
