Pearson Park Wildlife Garden
Leave the throng of the urban traffic and busy pavements and tune in to nature's song in the heart of Hull.
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Why should we garden with wildlife in mind?
Gardening for wildlife benefits birds, butterflies, hedgehogs and even you! Read on to discover more...
Preparing your garden wildlife for winter
Spare a thought for your garden wildlife as temperatures plummet and the rest of us wrap up warm, hunker down and prepare for the advent of spring. Winter is the hardest season for our wild garden…
Wildlife Gardening Hub
Welcome to our wildlife gardening hub. Grow your knowledge, discover expert advice, get green inspiration and so much more!
Wildlife Gardening Award 2024
Community Engagement Manager, Jo, tells us all about the success of our Wildlife Gardening Award which launched in 2023. Applications are now open for 2024 - read on to learn why you should enter…
Wildlife-friendly Open Gardens
Be inspired by this unique opportunity to visit some of Yorkshire’s most wildlife-friendly gardens as many of our Wildlife Gardening Award winners open their outdoor spaces to the public for a limited time only.
Open gardens
Thank you for your interest in opening your wildlife-friendly garden in aid of Yorkshire Wildlife Trust.
Caring for garden wildlife this winter
Make your outdoor space more wild by catering for Yorkshire's most common garden birds.
Leaf it be - the wildlife benefits of winter leaf litter
This winter, let your garden go a little wild! By leaving leaf litter on the ground, you’re creating a cosy haven for local wildlife.
How to plan a garden that’s wildlife friendly and stylish
As a landscape garden designer, I’ve learnt the secret to a successful and easy to manage garden that both attracts lots of wildlife and looks beautiful.
Planting for Pollinators in the Park!
As part of an action-packed year of community engagement initiatives, Friends of Alderman Kneeshaw Park in Hull have taken their efforts to improve their local park to the next level this autumn,…
How to make a shrub garden for wildlife
Woody shrubs and climbers provide food for wildlife, including berries, fruits, seeds, nuts leaves and nectar-rich flowers. So why not plant a shrub garden and see who comes to visit?