Our ambition is to create and connect wildlife habitats in every garden in the UK.

The UK has an estimated 433,000 hectares of gardens, which is only 1.74% of the total land. However, this area is over twice the size of all the national nature reserves, and most importantly, it is accessible, and controlled, by all of us. We’ll show how changing a small corner of the garden connects to local habitats, which in turn impact regionally, nationally and globally.

We watch and marvel as migratory birds supported by plants and insects in our gardens connect us to sub-saharan Africa or North America. It is this knowledge that inspires us to do whatever we can.