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Get Busying Spotting Butterflies
Read more about the importance of monitoring butterflies and how you can get involved.
Posted on 18th July 2024
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Get busy and make a bee hotel
It's the perfect time to help the bee population thrive in your garden. Bees are essential to our ecosystem as they help flowers and fruit pollinate. Building a bee hotel will help your garden look blooming beautiful whilst helping maintain a healthy bee population.
Posted on 16th May 2024
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How to encourage birds to your garden
It’s the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB)’s Big Garden Birdwatch soon, so get ready and make some simple changes to encourage more visits from our flying feathered friends.
Posted on 25th January 2024
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Build a bird feeder
With the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) Great Garden Birdwatch fast approaching why not help our feathered friends by building this simple bird feeder to keep them fed during the colder months? Not only does it help our feathered friends, it’s also great way to get your children interested in nature.
Posted on 16th January 2024
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Build a nesting box
Help our feathered friends by building a nesting box, it’s a simple and effective way to encourage more wildlife into your garden while helping to support them during their breeding season.
Posted on 16th January 2024
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Be Aware: Oak Processionary Moth
Look out for caterpillars of the oak processionary moth (OPM)
Posted on 3rd August 2023
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