Fintry and Buchlyvie school pupils also achieved their John Muir Celtic Rainforest Discovery Award thanks to the Celtic Rainforest project.

Cairngorms Wild Plants project leader Gwenda worked with landowners and communities in the Cairngorms National Park to save species such as Twinflower (above).

National Plant Monitoring Scheme training days in Scotland have been a great success this year. 

One of the largest Juniper surveys starts within the Hopes Estate, looking at the impact sheep are having on local juniper populations.

Mighty oaks from little acorns grow - Alison Cram is one of our volunteers (Flora Guardian) who is volunteering at Glen Tanar. Here she describes why she has got involved:

One of Scotland’s rare wildflowers that Plantlife has an interest in is Marsh Saxifrage. Well, we would as we have a couple of hundred plants on our Munsary Peatlands reserve in Caithness. Davie Black went looking for them...

The Cairngorms Wild Plants provided an excellent training day for The Mountains & The People apprentices at Glenshee.

NEW education resource just published: FREE Plantlife Scotland educational resource to download!

Celtic Rainforest for Schools: First Rate Rainforest – for teachers.

We were delighted to be able to lead another two Cairngorms Wild Plants training events (for Scottish Natural Heritage staff and University of Highlands and Islands Forestry students) this winter to promote conservation of Pinewood flora.  Making it four this year!