Do you have a wildlife pond in your garden or would you like to add one? Nature thanks you. Museum Wildlife Garden ecologist Sylvia Myers provides advice and answers to commonly asked questions about ...

Whether you have a tiny garden or you’re looking to carve out a small space for nature, there are plenty of small wildlife ...

A pond is a fantastic way to attract wildlife into your garden and even a tiny pond will benefit a lot of animals. Many creatures are entirely aquatic, some start their lives in water and others need ...

If you're looking for your next garden project and want something low maintenance that's also beneficial for the entire ...

Ponds are probably the single most important wildlife feature that can ... Move the dug-out soil to another area of the garden. Check the sides of the pond following the profile you intended.

British Garden Centres has provided advice on how to help wildlife on World Wildlife Day and beyond. The group has suggested making small improvements to gardens to provide homes, shelter, and food ...

Contrary to popular belief a wildlife garden isn't an unruly wasteland but ... but if you install a pond close by in which frogs and toads reside than they will control the slugs for you.

Its fishing pond doubles as a chlorine-free swimming pool, while a “secret garden” within the house ... lovers with a passion for nature and wildlife photography. The husband, a former pilot ...