52 Things | The WEG

Add a hedgehog house or feeding station
Make a hedgehog hole in your fence
Install a pond in your garden (or even just a container)
Put up a bird box in your garden or on your house
Have a bird feeding station
Put up a bat box
Install or make a bug hotel
Build a hibernaculum
Install a window box
Use a compost bin
Plant a hedge
Create a stumpery
Leave dead wood or make a log pile

Green and Grow

Creature Comforts

Attract bees and butterflies with pollinator plants
Plant climbers against vertical surfaces
Plant native wildflowers
Plant a tree or shrub
Grow your own fruit and vegetables
Stop using pesticides
Let your lawn grow long, try no-mow May
Leave garden tidying until late spring
Use peat-free compost
Reduce light pollution in your garden
Embrace ‘weeds’ or create a ‘weed patch’
Replace hard surfaces with plants
Share seeds and native plants with friends

Join Up, Join In

Volunteer with an environmental group (WEG?)
Join a national environmental charity
Support a local environmental charity
Take part in citizen science events
Buy organic foods
Use eco friendly cleaners and household products
Support biodiversity campaigns and petitions
Engage with politicians about increasing biodiversity
Engage children in environmental activities
Attend local environmental events and talks
Take part in national nature events
Share your love for nature online
Talk to your friends about the importance of biodiversity

The More You Know

Read books or watch videos about nature and biodiversity
Install a wildlife camera in your garden
Put a wildlife footprint tunnel in your garden
Learn the name of five UK butterflies
Learn the names of five UK birds
Learn the names of five native trees
Learn the name of five native wildflowers
Learn the name of five native bees
Connect with nature by being still outdoors
Find and explore local green spaces
Search for wildlife in your garden or local space
Try the Wild About Worcester Way
Download a plant or bird identifier app

Add a hedgehog house or feeding station

Make a hedgehog hole in your fence

Install a pond in your garden (or even just a container)

Put up a bird box in your garden or on your house

Have a bird feeding station

Put up a bat box

Install or make a bug hotel

Build a hibernaculum

Install a window box

Use a compost bin

Plant a hedge

Create a stumpery

Leave dead wood or make a log pile

Green and Grow

Creature Comforts

Attract bees and butterflies with pollinator plants

Plant climbers against vertical surfaces

Plant native wildflowers

Plant a tree or shrub

Grow your own fruit and vegetables

Stop using pesticides

Let your lawn grow long, try no-mow May

Leave garden tidying until late spring

Use peat-free compost

Reduce light pollution in your garden

Embrace ‘weeds’ or create a ‘weed patch’

Replace hard surfaces with plants

Share seeds and native plants with friends

Join Up, Join In

Volunteer with an environmental group (WEG?)

Join a national environmental charity

Support a local environmental charity

Take part in citizen science events

Buy organic foods

Use eco friendly cleaners and household products

Support biodiversity campaigns and petitions

Engage with politicians about increasing biodiversity

Engage children in environmental activities

Attend local environmental events and talks

Take part in national nature events

Share your love for nature online

Talk to your friends about the importance of biodiversity

The More You Know

Read books or watch videos about nature and biodiversity

Install a wildlife camera in your garden

Put a wildlife footprint tunnel in your garden

Learn the name of five UK butterflies

Learn the names of five UK birds

Learn the names of five native trees

Learn the name of five native wildflowers

Learn the name of five native bees

Connect with nature by being still outdoors

Find and explore local green spaces

Search for wildlife in your garden or local space

Try the Wild About Worcester Way

Download a plant or bird identifier app