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News
Wildlife Gardening Conference and Fayre
Take part in this conference or visit the fayre at Regent's Park in London on 21 June.
read >>Garden Moths Count
Look for 20 species of moth you your garden this summer, between 21 June and 6 July.
read >>Snowdonia Wildlife Gardening Competition
Open to residents of Gwyneth, Conwy or Anglesey, and run annually.
read >>Books
Birds in Your Garden
Have you ever looked out of your window and wanted to know more about the birds you see in your garden? Then this book of expert advice is for you! birds in your garden >>
Wildlife community
Discussions
This is your garden fence with a difference ? it stretches all over the UK. Share your local knowledge, swap tips, and join the community!discussion >>
Garden Blogs
Seven wildlife gardeners share their experiences with us as they tend their patch, and observe the wildlife around them.blogs >>
Highlights
Do one thing
Can you change just one thing to welcome more wildlife to your garden? Here are some ideas to get you started.
Let our gardens live! A manifesto for gardens, people and nature
The Forum for Gardening with Wildlife in Mind, of which The Wildlife Trusts and the Royal Horticultural Society are members, has produced a document entitled Let our gardens live! A manifesto for gardens, people and nature.
Let our gardens live! >>