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Wildlife in gardens and allotments

Your garden or allotment can also benefit wildlife and make an important contribution towards supporting biodiversity. Due to the disappearance of some habitats, wildlife is becoming increasingly dependent on gardens to find food and shelter. To find out more about how gardening helps nature see our Commissioned Research Report on Growing Nature- the role of horticulture in supporting biodiversity.

The Garden for Life Forum is a partnership of organisations working in Scotland to promote the benefits of gardening for biodiversity and health and well-being.

Garden for Life logo. İSNH. For information on reproduction rights contact the Scottish Natural Heritage Image Library on Tel. 01738 444177 or www.snh.gov.uk

Garden for Life Forum

Find out more about the work of the Garden for Life Forum

Wildlife garden in Pitlochry. İLorne Gill/SNH. For information on reproduction rights contact the Scottish Natural Heritage Image Library on Tel. 01738 444177 or www.snh.gov.uk

Gardening For Biodiversity at Home

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about wildlife gardening

Bumble Bee feeding on a Buddleia bush. İLorne Gill/SNH. For information on reproduction rights contact the Scottish Natural Heritage Image Library on Tel. 01738 444177 or www.snh.gov.uk

Bee Welfare

Find out why bees are under threat

Apple blossom. İLorne Gill/SNH. For information on reproduction rights contact the Scottish Natural Heritage Image Library on Tel. 01738 444177 or www.snh.gov.uk

Orchards

Orchards have been in decline for a number of years. There are a number of initiatives that aim to promote the revival of our orchards.

Bumble bee pack. İLorne Gill/SNH. For information on reproduction rights contact the Scottish Natural Heritage Image Library on Tel. 01738 444177 or www.snh.gov.uk

Gardening Resources

Publications, specialist nurseries and other useful links to help the wildlife gardener



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