Garden Wildlife Habitats is a clear, practical guide to creating thriving spaces for nature—whatever your garden size, soil type, or climate. From a potted balcony to a sprawling meadow, this book shows how to design, build, and maintain habitats that support birds, insects, amphibians, and more.
Structured by project scale and regional conditions, it also includes guidance on planning, species selection, and balancing aesthetics with wildness. What sets this book apart is its thoughtful attention to involving children—through activities, observation, and playful learning—making it ideal for families and educators as well as individual gardeners.
Whether you’re a nature-loving novice or an experienced grower keen to make a difference, Garden Wildlife Habitats will help you understand your local environment, avoid common pitfalls, and enjoy the life that moves into your garden.
With global scope and local insight, this book offers both practical steps and thoughtful encouragement—because every garden can be part of the bigger picture.