Ayrshire’s amazing Nectar Network
This post on Scottish Pollinators (19 August 2025) describes the impressive projects developed by the Ayrshire Nectar Network.
Scotland’s Amazing Nature Heroes
Read about the joys of volunteering for Scotland’s nature. These Nature Heroes have been featured on recent NatureScot social media channels. Find further volunteering opportunities here in this Scottish Pollinators blog post (26 June 2025) about the UK Pollinator Monitoring Scheme.
Pollinators’ emergency rations
Read this fascinating Scottish Pollinators article (16 June 2025) aphids (or greenfly). You’ll look at greenfly with different eyes when you spot them on your roses!
Celebrating young beekeepers
Visit this Children & Nature Network feature (June 2025) which shares the story of young American beekeeper, and other pollinator resources.
The pollinators muckle friend
This post on Scottish Pollinators (2 June 2025) shares the joy of the Ox-eye daisy.
Bluebells in May and pollinator friendly gardening
Plantlife focus on a wonderful wildflower that provides a feast for bees - our stunning native Bluebell. Discover more about this iconic flower in this Plantlife video. Find out how you can help pollinators from home, with this Plantlife guide on How to Make a Pollinator Friendly Garden.
A new chapter for pollinators in Aberdeen?
This Scottish Pollinators (6 May 2025) post celebrates the achievements of Aberdeen B-Lines, a Nature Restoration Funded project which ran from February 2024 until March 2025.
Take part in a pollinator count
Watch this video to discover how to monitor wildlife in your school grounds or local site with the Nature Park Pollinator Count. This has been shared by the National Education Nature Park in England. In Scotland, you could do this alongside making use of the Nature Discovery Map Scotland toolkit.
