Uploaded March 2022 | Updated September 2026, 39 minutes ago
The biggest challenge for wild animals today is finding a safe place to live. As cities expand and farming intensifies, green spaces are rapidly disappearing, leaving animals with fewer places to inhabit. But despite this, many animals – from hedgehogs and badgers to bees and bats – can thrive in developed areas in close proximity to people. Our gardens can be havens for wildlife, providing both food and shelter. Wildlife that was once common in Britain is now sadly declining, but together we can change that.
There are lots of small changes we can make that have a big impact, from making a feeding station for hedgehogs to building a small pond for amphibians. Such simple actions in our gardens can give even the most threatened species the chance of survival. It’s beneficial for us to have wildlife in our garden too and it’s wonderful to see wildlife sharing our spaces.
Donate today and receive your Wildlife Friendly Garden Kit, with tips and guides on how to make your garden a wildlife haven: donate.ptes.org/newpublic/one-off.aspx?content=wildlifekit
The biggest challenge for wild animals today is finding a safe place to live. As cities expand and farming intensifies, green spaces are rapidly disappearing, leaving animals with fewer places to inhabit. But despite this, many animals – from hedgehogs and badgers to bees and bats – can thrive in developed areas in close proximity to people. Our gardens can be havens for wildlife, providing both food and shelter. Wildlife that was once common in Britain is now sadly declining, but together we can change that.
There are lots of small changes we can make that have a big impact, from making a feeding station for hedgehogs to building a small pond for amphibians. Such simple actions in our gardens can give even the most threatened species the chance of survival. It’s beneficial for us to have wildlife in our garden too and it’s wonderful to see wildlife sharing our spaces.
Donate today and receive your Wildlife Friendly Garden Kit, with tips and guides on how to make your garden a wildlife haven: donate.ptes.org/newpublic/one-off.aspx?content=wildlifekit
