Wildlife gardening: look after our worms
Worms are an easily overlooked part of the garden – they’re underground after all. But a garden with a healthy worm population is the starting point to one that’s alive with wildlife!
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Wildlife gardening: how to make a log pile
Why not add a simple log pile to your garden and create great habitat for all sorts of wildlife?
Wildlife gardening: how to make a bug hotel
A bug hotel could be anything from a 5 star mansion to a simple bundle of canes. It's check in time!
Wildlife gardening: how to help hedgehogs
Hedgehogs are without doubt one of the nation’s favourite mammals, but they are in decline. Ben’s here to share tips on how to help them out in your garden!
How to be a citizen scientist in your own back garden (and elsewhere)
The lockdown is a great opportunity to hone existing wildlife ID skills and learn new ones, and provide data for conservation too.
Summer heat boosts butterfly numbers!
Find out why the summer of 2019 provided a welcome boost to UK butterfly populations, and what you can do to help them this year.
Reflections on: the impact of Covid-19 for BBOWT
Estelle Bailey, Chief Executive of BBOWT, reflects on the impacts of Covid-19 on our work for local wildlife and people
How to help your garden butterflies and moths
Do your bit for our butterflies and moths by making your garden more butterfly-friendly, and take the butterfly pledge!
How landowners can help protect Oxfordshire’s wild spaces
The importance of Local Wildlife Sites
How to improve the Environment Bill
The Environment Bill could mean better protection for wildlife, but there are still areas that need to be strengthened