For many, supporting the local ecosystem by fostering space for wildlife in home ... For more ideas and resources about how ...

The best thing I have found to help wildlife is always have fresh water. Have water butts wherever rain comes off roofs.

It's a great investment in the overall health and diversity of your garden, adding structure and winter interest while supporting local wildlife. Asters are one of the last flowers to bloom in the ...

The winter months aren't always easy for wildlife, but these free and simple hacks can encourage birds to the safety of your ...

But an increasing amount of garden space is being lost to hard surfacing, and some of the wildlife that typically visits is struggling. Even small changes can help. Here are seven easy ways to make ...

The good news is that you can help boost wildlife populations where you live. Here are 5 top tips on restoring your back-garden into a place that welcomes nature. One of the best things you can do for ...

Allow areas of your lawn to grow a little long by raising the cutting height of your lawn mower to around 15cm from spring to late summer. This will encourage a broad collection of meadow flowers ...

Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories ... at a time when food and shelter for our wildlife is scarce and a few gifts for our garden creatures could mean the difference between ...

Encouraging wildlife to live and feed in your garden is great natural pest control, and is increasingly important as natural habitats are lost in the wild. Follow our guide to making a haven for ...

Have you ever wondered what wildlife wanders through your garden when you're not watching? Footprint tunnels are a great way to discover which small animals are out and about, and it's easy to make ...

Projects included converting neglected land in Redcliffe into a community garden ... for your neighbours," she said. Julie Doherty, Head of Communities and Engagement, Avon Wildlife Trust ...