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No Mow – Stop Mowing and Leave a Patch Wild
Read more: No Mow – Stop Mowing and Leave a Patch WildWildflowers play a central role in making your garden more wildlife friendly. That is because they provide an important source of nectar and pollen for our (local) pollinators! The climate crisis, industrial agriculture […]
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Log piles and Dead Wood for Wildlife
Read more: Log piles and Dead Wood for WildlifeLog Piles While you can build proper hedgehog homes, you can also just stack pallets on top of each other to create a shelter for hedgehogs or “even stacks of woods are […]
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Wildflowers for our Pollinators
Read more: Wildflowers for our PollinatorsWhy Wildflowers are so important? Wildflowers play a central role in making your garden more wildlife friendly. That is because they provide an important source of nectar and pollen for our (local) pollinators! […]
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How to Support Swifts
Read more: How to Support SwiftsSwifts have declined by more than 50% in just the last 20 years; Conservationists think that a lack of nest sites could be partly to blame. By installing a nest box, we can give […]
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How to Support Bats
Read more: How to Support BatsBats are important to our ecosystems. For example, some plants depend on bats for pollination and the spreading of their seeds. Bats can also provide a natural form of pest control since their food […]
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How to Help Hedgehogs
Read more: How to Help HedgehogsHedgehogs are an important and beloved companion of our garden environments. While they have a varied diet hedgehogs are referred to as insectivores since they like to munch on many different garden invertebrates including […]
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Creating a home for bees
Read more: Creating a home for beesBees are important pollinators and vital to growing food and thus to our survival. They also pollinate trees and plants which provide food and shelter for other wildlife. Habitat loss due to urbanisation, […]
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