Ponds and other water sources are one of the most important elements and something every garden should offer. A few varied options is ideal.

From bird boxes to doormouse boxes and all of inbetween. Due to habitat loss and pet cats etc, we need to offer safer nesting sites.

Pollinator plants are so vital, offering a rich source of nectar for many insects which assists pollination. From trees to mini meadows, lots of options.

Rock piles are amazing, especially for reptiles and amphibians. They create shady cooler spots and safe areas to rest or inhabit.

Stumperies and log piles are an amazing addition that many sepcies rely on. They can look awesome and even attract beautiful funghi.

More a way of being and doing. For example using chemicals in the garden is not ok! They are bad for wildlife and for us too.

Composts can range from a structure to a mound, much of wildlife loves utilising them! They offer saftey and warmth, slowworms love them!

A single tree can support hundreds of species. They provide safety for nesting, pollination and food. Great for creating shade for us too.

Leaf matter plays a big role in the creation of soil and leaves provide the perfect snuggly habitat for doormice and caterpillars to overwinter.

Bee hotels attract a range of solitary bees, it’s fascinating to watch. It’s essential to position them correctly, you’ll soon have some visitiors.

It sounds obvious but so many people try to cover up and control every area. Soil access is vital for many species, try to let your garden breathe.

Hedges are utilised by many species, including birds and hedgehogs. They offer shade, food, pollination and a vital corridor for wildlife.