Helping Scotland's Pollinators
Find out more about Scotland's Pollinator Strategy, projects, resources and how to get involved.
Find out more about Scotland's Pollinator Strategy, projects, resources and how to get involved.
Scotland’s pollinators are a vital part of our biodiversity. Species such as bees and hoverflies are a familiar sight in our gardens, parks and countryside and they play a crucial role in our food and farming industries, as well as contributing to our enjoyment of the outdoors and our health and well-being.
But our wild pollinators are in trouble and facing pressures such as habitat fragmentation, changes in land use, disease, pesticides and climate change - they need our help.
The Pollinator Strategy for Scotland 2017-2027, and the accompanying Implementation Plan, set out how we can make Scotland a place where pollinators can thrive and the actions we need to take to make Scotland more pollinator friendly.
Why do we need a strategy?
Get involved
Resources
Scotland's Pollinator blog
Scotland's Pollinator twitter
Scotland's Pollinator video
Biodiversity begins with a B video