Wild About Gardens

Honey bee (Apis mellifera) foraging on Pink aster (Aster novae-angliae) in Wiltshire garden, UK, September. - Nick Upton/2020VISION

Wild About Gardens

Wild About Gardens

Our Wild about Gardens team aims to encourage and inspire EVERYONE in Kent to create vital stepping stones for nature and help contribute towards a Nature Recovery Network to reverse the loss of biodiversity by gardening in a nature friendly way in their gardens or local communal open spaces. 

Our partners at Kent Reptile & Amphibian Group) KRAG have a wealth of knowledge on the reptiles & amphibians who may visit your gardens. They are also keen to receive records of your sightings. For more info, please visit their website below

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The Wild About Gardens team works closely with Pesticide Action Network (PAN).  For more information on how to garden without poisons and details of current campaigns,  please visit their website below

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Want to be involved?

Why are we embarking on Gardening for a Wilder Kent?

There are up to 23 million gardens and over 62,000 urban green spaces in the UK! If we work together and create wildlife-friendly gardens and green spaces, we will be able to create the crucial space and corridors for wildlife, creating the vital stepping stones of a Nature Recovery Network - and in time reverse the loss of biodiversity and wildlife. 

We host online workshops, open gardens and our volunteer advisors will be able to help those who want to create a wildlife-friendly garden or help get their communities WILDER.

How to get started...