

52 Things You (Yes You) can do for nature

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Have a hedgehog house in your garden 
 Make your own hedgehog house
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Have a hedgehog feeding station in your garden 
 Make your own hedgehog feeding station
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Make access for hedgehogs 
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Have a pond in your garden 
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Put up a bird box in your garden 
 Make your own bird box
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Have a bird feeding station in your garden 
 Make your own bird feeding station
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Put up a bat box in your garden 
 Make your own bat box
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Have an bug hotel in your garden 
 Make your own bug hotel
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Have a hibernaculum in your garden 
 Make your own
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Volunteer with an environmental group (Hint: Worcester Environmental Groups are always looking for more volunteers) 
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Plant a tree in your garden 
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Learn the name of five UK butterflies 
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Learn the names of five UK birds 
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Learn the names of five native trees 
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Learn the name of five native wildflowers 
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Learn the name of five native bees (solitary and bumble bees) 
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Don't use pesticides in your garden 
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Have a compost bin in your garden 
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Participate in International Biodiversity Day on May 22nd every year 
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Have a log pile in your garden 
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Plant a hedge in your garden 
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Use eco cleaning products. E.g. Ecover 
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Connect with nature by sitting still in nature 
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Plant lots of native pollinator friendly plants and trees 
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Grow or buy organic food 
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Join Buglife 
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Join Plantlife 
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Join the Woodland Trust 
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Support the Blue Campaign 
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Only buy MSC fish 
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Leave deadheading until late spring to provide habitat for insects over winter 
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Don't be too neat - nature is not neat 
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Have your very own wormery 
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Feed the night flyers 
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Walk in awareness. Really look and listen. You will be astonished. 
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Use peat free compost 
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Engage with your politicians about increasing biodiversity 
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Buy Fairtrade and Rainforest Alliance labelled products 
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Talk to your family and friends about the importance of biodiversity 
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Reduce light pollution in your garden 
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Install a wildlife camera in your garden 
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Put a wildlife footprint tunnel in your garden