Nature recovery starts on your doorstep. If we each do our bit to give wildlife a helping hand, then we will soon see a reverse in the decline of many of our threatened species.
No matter what size your plot there are many ways we can all help make space for nature.
Hedgehogs are a protected species and there are lots of easy things we can all do to help support them.
Our top list includes:
More information about how you can help hedgehogs can be found on our hedgehog recovery page
Once of the best things you can do to support nature and biodiversity is to plant a tree – but make sure it’s the right tree for the right place.
Read our plant a tree page for more information.
Gardening for wildlife is all about taking small steps to encourage nature and biodiversity back into your garden. No matter what size or location of your plot – there is always something you can do to help create natural food sources for birds, insects and small mammals.
Our top tips include:
Find out more on the Woodland Trust’s website
We have many protected species in East Cambridgeshire, ranging from water voles and eels to great crested newts. If you see any species in danger, please report it.
Report danger to a protected species
If you have grander ideas in mind, such as creating a woodland, community pond or wildflower area, we may be able to assist with a grant.