How small community changes can create vital wildlife corridors
In short: Transforming local spaces into thriving habitats doesn't require a forest. This guide from the Royal Horticultural Society explores five practical ways to make your neighborhood more hospitable to local species.
Led by RHS Senior Horticultural Advisor Helen Bostock, this video provides actionable advice for community-led conservation. It focuses on how residents can move beyond private gardens to create interconnected spaces that support biodiversity.
The initiative aligns with the Royal Horticultural Society's mission of excellence in horticulture and its core principles: Inspire, Involve, Inform, and Improve. By following these five tips, communities can foster a more resilient local ecosystem.
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