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This is an information page for people who have registered to participate in the Nature for backyards webinar only.
What is this webinar about?
Learn how you can make your garden more wildlife friendly.
This free webinar will guide you through the process of creating habitat for native plants and animals in your garden.
Learn about some simple actions you can do to attract wildlife and protect biodiversity around your home. Your backyard can be a significant place of refuge for wildlife and provide links to larger wildlife corridors.
Our expert Adam Ward, will teach you the basics of creating a wildlife friendly garden, the importance of native plants and the elements you can add to your garden to provide habitat.
What topics will be covered?
Part one
Sustainable gardening principles
The value of backyard biodiversity
Ecosystem dynamics
Planning your garden
Part two
Creating a habitat garden
Plan selection
Using native plants and habitat features to attract wildlife to your garden
This is an information page for people who have registered to participate in the Nature for backyards webinar only.
What is this webinar about?
Learn how you can make your garden more wildlife friendly.
This free webinar will guide you through the process of creating habitat for native plants and animals in your garden.
Learn about some simple actions you can do to attract wildlife and protect biodiversity around your home. Your backyard can be a significant place of refuge for wildlife and provide links to larger wildlife corridors.
Our expert Adam Ward, will teach you the basics of creating a wildlife friendly garden, the importance of native plants and the elements you can add to your garden to provide habitat.
What topics will be covered?
Part one
Sustainable gardening principles
The value of backyard biodiversity
Ecosystem dynamics
Planning your garden
Part two
Creating a habitat garden
Plan selection
Using native plants and habitat features to attract wildlife to your garden