Sir David Attenborough has urged Britons to delay mowing their lawns until mid-July, emphasizing the benefits for insect welfare.
Speaking in his BBC series Wild Isles, Attenborough highlighted the importance of insects like butterflies, bees, and wasps, which play vital roles in ecosystems.
Advocates of Plantlife’s “No Mow May” campaign echo his call, asking people to let grass grow through April and May.
This simple action provides essential habitats for pollinators and other wildlife, especially as flower-rich meadows have declined significantly since the 1930s.
By holding off on mowing …
