Plan and Plant a Wildlife Garden – A Dustbowl Activity

Maintaining and protecting green spaces is vital. They provide shelter and refuge for bees and many other species in a world that is constantly being developed and exploited. Whether it’s a window box or corner of the sports field that’s not in use, by developing a wildlife friendly green space, pupils will be able to create a haven for animals and a great place to spot some beautiful native birds and insects.

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Posted on November 12th, 2008 by Charlotte Coales

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