Wildlife gardening Team Wilder Individual actions Tom Willmott

Wildlife gardening Team Wilder - Individual actions, small and large, you can take to make a difference to nature. Collectively all actions add up.

Be part of Team Wilder and help bring nature back to Avon. Get inspired how to take action for nature locally.

Come and be inspired by Grow Wilder - our unique, six-acre site in Bristol. With ponds, woodland copses, hedgerows, a wildflower nursery and food growing enterprises, we demonstrate how land can be used productively for people and wildlife in an urban area.

Wildlife gardening competition terms and conditions. Be part of Team Wilder and support actions for nature at home and in the community to benefit people and wildlife.

Wildlife gardening competition terms and conditions. Be part of Team Wilder and support actions for nature at home and in the community to benefit people and wildlife.

Wildlife Watch Club Case Study Lola

Wildlife gardening & photography, Team Wilder, Stephanie Chadwick in BS9

Wild Walcot is a project where an area was rewilded by residents. thegarden was the first step on the groups venture to creating a wildlife rich, green corridor along Walcot Street. Its success has been recognised two years running by the Bath in Bloom Awards

Wildlife gardening is a bloomin' great way to help nature near you thrive. This year we are celebrating the amazing gardens across our region, at every scale, as part of the Natural History Consortium and Community Pollinator Fund from the West of England Combined Authority. Enter your garden in our competition today!

Be part of Team Wilder and help bring back wildlife locally. Receive weekly emails about planning your space, night gardens, pollinators, water, soil health, food growing, wildflowers and the importance of green corridors and community power on this free 8 week course.

Wildlife gardening is a bloomin' great way to help nature near you thrive. This year we are celebrating the amazing gardens across our region, at every scale, as part of the Natural History Consortium and Community Pollinator Fund from the West of England Combined Authority. Enter your garden in our competition today!