Four localities of Draba nemorosa (vulnerable species in Poland; Chmiel 2014; Kaźmiercz akowa et al. 2016; Łazarski 2019; Fig. 1) were found during phytogeographical studies in 2010–2015. The species grew in xerothermic or psammophilous grassland in the south-western part of the Świętokrzyskie Mts (S Poland). Its populations range from a few individuals to over 300. A potential threat to D. nemorosa at the recorded localities is secondary succession. To preserve the species, active conservation is required (mowing combined with grazing and, if necessary, cutting of bushes).