Thank you for your Pollinator Pledges
The Edinburgh Pollinator Pledge 2017-2024 The Pollinator Pledge was a key Edinburgh Living Landscape project focused on engaging members of the population with actions, whether small or large, that they…
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Living Cities: creating flower rich urban meadows
In this guest blog, Leonie Alexander from the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh explains how to transform amenity grass into to vibrant flower rich meadows, and how this can benefit wildlife and was first…
Corstorphine Primary school is buzzing
Towards the end of 2018, I received an enquiry from Corstorphine Primary school which included a lovely hand written letter from one of the pupils. In it, the pupil described…
Why ivy is a secret weapon for Edinburgh’s wildlife in winter
To some people ivy has a bad reputation but it could be one of the most important habitats for wildlife in the city. As one of Edinburgh’s few native evergreen…
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