Course content

Contains four recorded speaker presentations and Q&A transcripts (plus a bonus case study from the entoLIVE webinar programme)

  1. Wildlife Gardening Virtual Symposium

  2. Gardening for Pollinators: It's About More Than Just Flowers!

  3. The Impact of Wildlife-friendly Gardening on Butterflies

  4. Fragments of Paradise: Garden Ponds as Wildlife Habitat

  5. How Fungi Make Gardens Flourish

  6. Garden Bird Feeding: Impacts, Challenges and Trade-offs

  • £30.00

What presentations will feature in this virtual symposium?

Aimed at wildlife gardeners and conservationists looking to learn about garden science research and make evidence-based gardening interventions to support biodiversity.

  • Understand how gardens function as complex ecosystems, supporting plants, invertebrates, vertebrates, fungi, and freshwater life across urban and suburban landscapes.

  • Apply evidence-based wildlife gardening practices that measurably benefit pollinators, birds, mammals, bats, fungi, and other taxa.

  • Recognise trade-offs, risks, and unintended consequences in common gardening and wildlife-support practices, including feeding, planting, and habitat creation.

  • Use practical, research-led insights to design and manage gardens that enhance biodiversity while remaining functional, attractive spaces for people.

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Virtual Sympsoiums

This content was generated through our virtual symposium programme. These one-off events cover a wide range of conservation, ecology and natural history topics such as Biodiversity Net Gain, biological recording and wildlife gardening.
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