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A No Mow May area in July with grass and small white flowers called cloversA No Mow May area in July with grass and small white flowers called clovers

Help Nature With Let it Bloom June

No Mow May might be over, but the buzz hasn’t stopped. Are you ready to become a No Mow Hero and add your name to the No Mow Movement? Sign up, stop mowing, sit back and let it grow!

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Emergency Pioneering Translocation to Save Rare Moss
Photograph shows Plantlife's Senior Ecological Advisor Sam Jones, crouched next to a fallen tree, he is beginning to lift a small piece of moss from the bark as the start of a translocation.

Emergency Pioneering Translocation to Save Rare Moss

We have led what is considered to be the very first translocation of an epiphytic moss in Scotland to help save the species.

Volunteers Building a Plant Nursery to Save the Rare Wildflower Twinflower
A group of people stand behind newly built plant beds for the Twinflower nursery in the Cairngorms, Scotland

Volunteers Building a Plant Nursery to Save the Rare Wildflower Twinflower

This exciting new project will create more possibilities to save Twinflower populations.

How No Mow May is Helping Combat Climate Change
No Mow May garden

How No Mow May is Helping Combat Climate Change

There are so many benefits to taking part in the No Mow Movement. From helping wildflowers and grasses to grow freely, providing food for pollinators, habitat for wildlife and helping to tackle the changing climate.