
Turn an ordinary corner into something alive.
Choose a project that fits your space and build practical habitat for feeding, drinking, shelter and safe movement.
Start with one useful layer.
You do not need a landscape makeover. Add water, flowers, shelter or access first, then let the garden grow into a connected patchwork over time.
WaterHow to make a wildlife pond
Create safe shallow margins, varied planting and a dependable escape route in a pond that fits your garden.
PlantingGrow a wildflower patch
Convert a sunny piece of lawn or a container into a longer-lasting source of pollen and nectar.
ShelterBuild a wildlife log pile
Create a low-maintenance hiding, feeding and overwintering space from natural materials.
PollinatorsBest flowers for bees and pollinators
Choose flowers that keep nectar and pollen available from spring into autumn, whether you have a border, a few pots or a window box.
ShelterBuild a log and leaf habitat
Turn cut branches, bark and fallen leaves into a cool, sheltered refuge for beetles, spiders, amphibians and more.
Small spacesCreate a wildlife-friendly balcony
Use containers, vertical planting and mini water features to turn even a small balcony into a feeding and sheltering stop for wildlife.
PlantingPlant a wildlife-friendly hedge
Combine shelter, flowers, berries and connected cover in one valuable garden feature.
Garden careMove towards chemical-free gardening
Use prevention, healthy soil and natural predators to manage common garden problems.
AccessMake a hedgehog highway
Create a safe 13 cm opening and reconnect neighbouring gardens for hedgehogs moving after dark.