Created in Scotland, with a wider purpose.
RePollinate was created by Suzie and Iain Millar, co-founders of The Scottish Bee Company, in memory of Suzie’s uncle Alan Hogg and his wife Noi, whose passion for reversing pollinator decline helped inspire the charity.
The founding idea was to support not only honeybees, but the many insect pollinators that do not produce honey, and to give people practical ways to turn concern for nature into change in their own communities.
The people behind RePollinate’s practical work.
RePollinate unites a diverse team with experience in ecology, horticulture, education, community development and project delivery to drive its conservation work.
Fiona Scott
Fiona has run charities and businesses and supported social enterprises throughout her professional career. She brings that experience, together with a passion for improving the environment for future generations, to RePollinate.
Her focus is on creating calm, nurturing places that support pollinators while also improving the lives of local communities.
Get in touch @ fiona@repollinate.org.uk
Nick Trull
Nick joined RePollinate in 2021 and became Senior Development Manager in 2022. He has an MSc in Applied Ecology and Conservation and experience in ecological consultancy, practical conservation, environmental education, horticulture and biodiversity-focused landscape gardening.
He develops projects that connect pollinator conservation with stronger community spaces, learning and wider benefits for people and place.
Get in touch @ nick@repollinate.org.uk
Leigh Biagi
Leigh joined RePollinate in 2021 as Project Coordinator. She holds an MSc in Environmental Studies and brings over a decade of experience with On the Verge, which she founded in 2010. Through this organisation, she has worked with dozens of community groups across Stirling and Clackmannanshire to develop areas of native wildflowers.
Get in touch @ leigh@repollinate.org.uk
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