Wildlife Gardening is great fun for all the family and helps wildlife too. This website provides lots of information, wildlife garden projects, ebooks and other learning materials on the subject.

Gardening for wildlife means attracting wild animals and growing wild flowers as well as ordinary garden plants that are good for wildlife, e.g. offering nectar, pollen, fruit, seeds or shelter. You can attract birds, bats, hedgehogs, butterflies, bees, hoverflies and other insects, creating a rich, exciting wildlife-friendly garden.

Paul Peace has a thriving wildlife garden in Sheffield.