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Pollinator Strategy for Scotland

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The Pollinator Strategy for Scotland 2017-2027 sets out how Scotland can continue to be a place where pollinators thrive, along with actions that are needed to help achieve that objective.  We also publish an annual Progress Report as listed below.

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  • Pollinator Strategy - 2024 Progress Report
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