The Backyard Nature Green Youth Board is calling on housing associations across the country to commit to improving outdoor spaces and nature for their residents. After 18 months of youth-led communit

If water is scarce on your patch due to the type of soil or regular droughts, you might think that your choices of plants to attract bees and other pollinators is limited.

There are lots of ways you can make sure birds can still access water on your patch over the winter months! Here are some ideas for you to try.

Animals big and small need water to survive. By providing water for wildlife on your patch you’ll attract all sorts of curious critters as they flock to take a dip or have a drink.

Animals big and small need water to survive. By providing water for wildlife on your patch you’ll attract all sorts of curious critters as they flock to take a dip or have a drink.

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