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Gardens are good for wildlife, for people and for society.
We aim to inspire and encourage everyone to garden with wildlife in mind
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Healthy gardens for people, plants and wildlife ZSL London 24th October
Healthy gardens for people, plants and wildlife ZSL London 24th October
Many insects, mites and fungi cause plants to grow characteristic galls in which they live or their larvae develop. This is an area where gardeners could help science.
This February we invite you to think about wildlife gardening and education
Many insects, mites and fungi cause plants to grow characteristic galls in which they live or their larvae develop. This is an area where gardeners could help science.
This June we invite you to look at our pages on plant galls
Joint conference with the Garden Wildlife Health Project
Joint conference with the Garden Wildlife Health Project
