Since gardening is often the last thing anybody wants to do in winter, our gardens can quickly become slow and lacklustre during the colder months. So this winter, why not liven up your garden by using it to help conserve our wildlife? The dropping temperatures can be fatal to common wildlife species, and safe, usable …
Autumn is rich with wildlife in the U.K., and there’s no better place to try and spot it than in your own garden. Unfortunately, however, 41% of wildlife species in the U.K. have seen significant declines since the 1970s[i], meaning many of these species that we marvel at now may not be around much longer. …
A garden is an excellent opportunity to help protect the natural world and look after the environment. And with the ongoing climate crisis casting a shadow across the globe, this is more important now than ever before. Though the news is disheartening, you might be glad to know that there are simple changes you can …
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A beautiful garden is some people’s pride and joy, and there’s nothing worse than having your pride and joy torn to shreds by something that is only following its natural instincts. Cats are one of the UK’s favourite companions – we are home to an estimated 10.9 million pet cats[i] – but that doesn’t mean …
In the UK alone, there are 626 species of birds[i], and everyone has the chance to welcome any of these 626 species into their own back garden. There are plenty of benefits to having birds in your garden – not only is it nice to watch and hear them, but they eat pesky bugs and …
