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Part of the Plantlife family, Plantlife Scotland is part of a global voice for wild plants and fungi

02/11/2026

09/09/2026

Want to learn more about Scotland's fascinating waxcap fungi and species-rich grasslands?

Join our free Waxcap Watch Grassland ID Training this September. In these sessions you will:

🍄 Learn about waxcap fungi and other species found in species-rich grasslands
🌾 Discover the Waxcap Watch campaign and how you can host your own surveys this autumn
📱 Get to grips with the new and improved Waxcap Watch survey app

There are three sessions to choose from, that all run from 10:00 - 16:00:

📍 Nethy Bridge 23 September
📍 Strathblane 24 September
📍 Glen Tanar 28 September

Whether you're new to grassland identification or looking to build your existing skills, these free training days are a great opportunity to learn from the experts.

👉 Book your place today: https://loom.ly/j0pfQMA

04/07/2026

It's National Meadows Day! Let's put meadows where they belong - at the heart of our story.💚

They are living links to our past, part of our culture and communities, and vital homes for wildlife. Celebrating them means protecting something deeply rooted in who we all are.

Help us to protect meadows and tell your meadow story.

But over time, these wildflower-rich spaces have been lost to development, pollution, intensive farming, and more. Once lost, they can’t simply be replaced. Some have taken centuries to become what they are today. 🌼

This , celebrate the meadows that shaped you and help protect the ones we still have.

📸 Share your meadow memories and moments with us.
✍️ Write to your MP and call for their protection

Take part in National Meadows Day 👉 https://loom.ly/q4lZwvw

Meadows are not just beautiful. They support wildlife, help tackle climate change, and keep our air and water clean. We can’t afford to lose them.

11/05/2026

The votes are now counted in the Scottish elections - so what comes next for nature?

With the new Government in power, we want to see them put nature at the heart of their commitments to the people of Scotland

🌿 Nature has never been more important. In fact, 83% of people say that restoring nature is important or a top priority to them personally.

🌱 Individuals and organisations all over Scotland are taking action for nature by growing their grasses into wildflower lawns for Plantlife’s No Mow Movement.

🌼 Starting this May and looking ahead to 2030, we need the Government to take nature seriously. That means not just celebrating wildflower meadows and farm wildlife, but protecting Scotland’s rainforests, urban green spaces and the everyday nature on our doorsteps.

📢 Now is the moment to make your voice heard. Reach out to your newly elected MSPs and let them know that protecting and restoring nature must be a priority!

05/05/2026

No Mow May blooms!

Some blooms to make you smile 😍🌸

Letting it grow for nature in your garden or green spaces boosts biodiversity and supports local wildlife.🐝

It’s never too late to join the No Mow Movement. Help nature and pledge to take part today 👉

What have you spotted so far?👀

📷Tag us in your pics!

01/05/2026

It’s No Mow May! 🌸🥳

Today is the day - is here! Are you ready to start your ?

Help nature and let your lawn grow this May and beyond. You’ll be creating a buzzing lifeline for wildlife at the same time as saving time and reducing your carbon footprint.

& remember, this is just the beginning of the No Mow Movement. Leaving grass and wildflowers to grow through the summer can make a huge difference to biodiversity and local wildlife. 🦋

Make the No Mow May pledge today 👉 https://loom.ly/7TAGNlE

21/04/2026

Help nature and make the No Mow May pledge!🌸

It’s one of the easiest ways to help the environment - letting wildflowers like dandelions, daisies and clovers grow, supporting bees and butterflies!🐝

Simply join the No Mow Movement. Stop mowing. Sit back and let it grow.

Make the pledge today 👉https://loom.ly/YVtA1_Q

06/04/2026

Can you spot a wild Daffodil?

DYK the difference between the wild Daffodil and ones you generally see in gardens?🌼

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿While they’re blooming, we thought it’s the best time to share the differences.

💛The wild Daffodil is usually smaller, with paler petals and a deep yellow trumpet-like tube.

👀Look out for this rare type of Daffodil in damp woods, fields, orchards and grassland.

Have you spotted any yet?

Find out more about this pretty yellow wildflower - https://loom.ly/o5ZAm5U

05/04/2026

Happy Dandelion Day!🌼

Pretty, yellow and popping up everywhere - these wildflowers are a common sight in spring.🌱

And if you want to see more, pledge to do No Mow May this year! By letting the grass grow longer in your lawn, you’ll help wildlife and hopefully see some pretty dandelions (also a favourite with the bees!).🐝

Make the No Mow May pledge today 👉 https://loom.ly/YVtA1_Q

Address

Unit 4, Beta Centre, Stirling University Park
Stirling
FK94NF

Telephone

01786478509

Website

https://plantlife.org.uk/about-us/plantlife-scotland/

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