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Wildlife Gardening - Create a thriving UK garden for nature
Support birds, bees, butterflies & more - The complete UK wildlife gardening guide
5.08 reviews21 learners
- All Levels
- 19h 50m video
- 164 lectures
- English
- Captions
- Updated 2025
Taught by Jody Fairish
- 19h 50m of on-demand video
- 164 lectures across 7 sections
- Closed captions (English)
Curriculum
7 sections164 lectures19h 50m total
- Introduction4:42
- What is wildlife gardening?2:48
- The Robin8:14
- Why garden for wildlife?7:35
- The Peacock butterfly8:10
- Key Principles of Wildlife Gardening21:45
- The Red Mason bee5:29
- Food Chains9:10
- Aphids, Ladybirds and Garden Spider8:26
- Toxins in the food chain3:14
- Detritivores3:44
- The Hedgehog6:07
- Where to start on your garden?5:27
- Wildlife garden design planning7:49
- Habitat Basics3:46
- Types of garden habitat8:43
- Garden enriching features11:39
- Which habitat for your garden?8:11
- Garden woodland - basics6:41
- Trees for food4:26
- Trees with berries2:18
- Trees with nuts2:21
- Trees with seeds2:55
- Trees with nectar and pollen3:03
- Trees for foliage and sap5:52
- Trees for shelter7:33
- Trees for gardeners3:54
- The woodland floor7:26
- The Blackbird7:31
- Shrubs and hedges - basics3:11
- Shrubs for berries4:06
- Shrubs for nectar and pollen2:48
- Shrubs to be cautious of3:04
- Hedges8:52
- The Wren6:00
- Garden ponds10:01
- Pond plants11:54
- Dragonflies and damselflies12:24
- Wildflower meadows - annual or perennial?6:37
- Wildflower meadows - native or non-native?6:15
- Meadow grasses7:24
- Bush crickets and grasshoppers6:24
- Compost18:19
- Woodlice6:26
- Log and stone piles19:51
- Earwigs5:42
- Bog gardens7:31
- Common Toad6:56
- Green and blue roofs7:31
- Hoverfly7:02
- Why do animals nest?3:42
- Birds - natural nest sites11:45
- Birds - nest boxes20:57
- Blue tit10:12
- Bat and bat boxes13:22
- Soprano Pipistrelle bat5:22
- Invertebrates9:32
- Invertebrate nest boxes7:29
- Centipedes6:01
- Bees - basics1:47
- Honeybees2:39
- Bumblebees6:11
- Solitary bees5:03
- Bee hotels4:25
- Wool Carder bee4:37
- Butterfly houses2:04
- Comma butterfly5:44
- Hibernaculums4:16
- Smooth newt5:22
- Mammal nests8:43
- Fox6:58
- Nest cameras6:27
- The importance of food8:25
- Fruit and berries15:53
- Song thrush4:25
- Nuts and seeds10:22
- Wood mouse4:00
- Foliage and meadows11:12
- Holly blue butterfly6:30
- Vegetables and wildlife3:36
- Cabbage White butterflies9:05
- Pollination - basics5:48
- Why do insects pollinate?9:13
- Hummingbird hawk-moth5:48
- Other pollinators11:47
- Soldier beetle5:38
- Feeding stations - basics2:13
- Bird feeders4:22
- Choosing a bird feeder5:00
- Siting a bird feeder4:16
- Bird food10:53
- Ground feeders3:02
- Feeding other animals4:48
- Mole5:49
- Feeding plants5:49
- NPK values3:33
- Choosing fertilisers4:41
- How to use fertilisers2:29
- Making liquid fertiliser1:06
- Compost v soil2:52
- Feeding the soil2:06
- How to use compost2:58
- Compost alternatives6:30
- Evolution and diet5:37
- Mouth adaptations5:00
- Touch0:56
- Hearing1:24
- Smell1:57
- Taste1:45
- Sight1:30
- Avoiding being eaten3:17
- Niche evolution6:24
- Grass snake8:23
- Maintenance overview7:32
- Chemical controls - basics2:43
- Glyphosate8:42
- Pesticides4:22
- Slug pellets2:59
- Chemical controls - summary2:35
- Common garden snail10:35
- Herbicide alternatives12:00
- Crane Fly7:19
- Friendly and non-friendly weeds30:40
- Vine weevil9:32
- Companion planting5:31
- Money spiders11:45
- Organic slug and snail controls7:56
- Other 'pest' controls6:16
- Black ants17:13
- Beneficial animals15:00
- Common earthworm11:58
- Problematic animals15:57
- Woodpigeon10:29
- How to maintain a wildlife garden in practice33:08
- Low maintenance gardens25:12
About this course
Want to see more wildlife in your garden? This all-in-one course brings together everything you need to transform any outdoor space into a buzzing, blooming wildlife haven. From birds and bees to hedgehogs and hoverflies, learn how to support over 40 common UK species using practical, easy-to-follow techniques. You’ll discover: • The essential principles of wildlife gardening - apply these to your garden and you'll be well on your way to supporting an array of animals • How to create and manage diverse habitats –…
Before you start
- This course is for anyone wanting to learn the foundations of wildlife gardening.
- This is NOT a course teaching general gardening skills.
- This is a UK focused course. Not everything taught will be relevant to USA or parts of EU.
- Basic gardening knowledge will be useful, but not essential.
- You do not need to own a garden.
Who it’s for
- Anyone interested in gardening in a wildlife friendly way.
- Those looking to see more birds, butterflies, bees and other wildlife in their garden.
- Gardeners in UK.
- Anyone with an interest in plants and animals.
- Anyone wanting to know more about the wildlife that visits their garden.
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