Gardening for Wildlife

Gardening for wildlife is about creating habitats for animals and plants to thrive alongside people. Every garden, however big or small is a potential nature reserve.

Research has shown that gardens are havens for wildlife in an era of declining natural habitat and climate change. More and more people are excited by knowing that their garden can become part of ensuring that the biodiversity of our native species is protected. Their rewards are the surprises that wildlife can bring.

The Gardening for Wildlife group was formed to provide support for those already enjoying wildlife gardening as well as to encourage more people in Somerset to become wildlife gardeners.

Green fingers?

• To find out more about the Trust's Gardening for Wildlife Group and to get involved please contact Chair of the Trustees Liz Dean or 01278 732206.
• Download the Somerset Gardening for Wildlife Group's summer newsletter.

More wildlife gardening hints and tips

• For month by month wildlife gardening advice visit the Royal Society for Wildlife Trust's website or;
• Vist the Wildlife Trust and RHS Wild about Gardens website
• Download the Wildlife Trust's hints and tips for creating a wildlife garden

Somerset Wildlife Trust Tonedale Mill Tonedale Wellington TA21 OAW

Telephone: (01823) 652400 Charity Number: 238372 Company Number: 818162   Contact Us

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Gardening for Wildlife Newsletter

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