To mark International Day for Biological Diversity, the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew have shared 22 actions you can take to help protect, support and regenerate the incredible biodiversity on your doorstep.
https://www.kew.org/read-and-watch/22-ways-biodiversity-day
Share what works well in your school or community so we can post it for others. May and Charlotte produced this fantastic guide for schools
Recycle old plastic bottles to become insect enclosures, creating a habitat for insects, alongside measuring differences in the soil pH before and after. Using a large old water/juice bottle safely cut a square out of the side of the bottle as shown in the...
Equipment: Soil Distilled water Spatula Sieve Trowel Instructions: Collect a soil sample using a trowel Remove any small stones and bits by hand or using a sieve Take a small amount of soil and roll it into a ball – add water if necessary - is it sticky or...
You will need: Scissors Gloves Plastic bottle (2litres) Thin fabric Elastic band Card, cardboard, thick fabric or opaque paints Small stones/Pebbles Compost soil Water Food waste, like fruit or vegetable peelings Shredded paper (or tear up some scrap paper) Worms...
Equipment: Large plastic storage container with a lid Drill Piece of fine screen Newspaper Spray bottle of water Food scraps Indoor breed of worm e.g. red wiggler worms Method: Drill 10 small holes on the sides and bottom of the storage container. These allow...
Recycle old plastic bottles to become insect enclosures, creating a habitat for insects, alongside...
Equipment: Soil Distilled water Spatula Sieve Trowel Instructions: Collect a soil sample using...
You will need: Scissors Gloves Plastic bottle (2litres) Thin fabric Elastic band Card, cardboard, thick...
Recycle old plastic bottles to become insect enclosures, creating a habitat for insects, alongside...
Equipment: Soil Distilled water Spatula Sieve Trowel Instructions: Collect a soil sample using...
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