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Can you identify tree species on your patch?
Trees do more to for our patch than keeping them nice and green! they provide and protect us and nature, creating a safe haven for us all to strive. See how well you do on our Tree Bingo Challenge!
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How to collect rainwater on your patch
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Collecting rainwater can not only save water, but it can lower the risk of local flooding and save you money on your water bills!
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Make a bird feeder from an old water bottle
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Birds don’t just need a helping hand in the winter, they can experience food shortages at any time of the year. By providing food and water all year round, you’ll encourage visitors to your patch.
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THE GREEN MANIFESTO FOR HOUSING DOWNLOAD
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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
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What to plant for bees when water is scarce
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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.
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KEEP YOUR BIRD BATH ICE-FREE THIS WINTER
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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.
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