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Gardens for Wildlife, together with its partner organisations, can help you to create and enjoy a wildlife-friendly habitat in your garden and provide simple practical advice for environment-friendly and cost effective gardens.

What is biodiversity?

Biodiversity refers to the great variety of living organisms; it includes diversity within species, between species and also the diversity of the places where they live (habitat).



Creating a Wildlife Garden

Advice on how to create garden that attracts a diversity of native species

Habitat Modules

To inspire you with creating a garden here are some ‘habitat modules' for four different types of conditions that may occur in your garden.

Species Galleries

Use the gallery to identify and learn more about wildlife you might encounter in your garden.

Avoiding weeds and garden escapes

Weeds are plants growing in the wrong place. They are a significant economic and conservation problem and are a major threat to loss of wildlife habitat and biodiversity.