Wildlife Gardening

Wildlife gardening may seem like a minor factor when considering wildlife conservation on a landscape scale but when urban areas such as London have between 20-30% of their area made up by domestic gardens, the value gardens as an urban wildlife resource cannot be underestimated.

Even in the countryside, gardens tend to support higher biodiversity than heavily managed or intensively farmed agricultural land.

We are able to provide advice on wildlife gardening including the creation of features such as wildlife ponds, log piles, log walls and other dead wood habitats. We can also advise on planting for wildlife, including native and ornamental species.