The Natural History Museum’s page on creating a wildlife-friendly garden offers practical tips to attract and support local wildlife. It suggests planting native species, providing water sources, creating shelter, and avoiding pesticides. These steps help create a thriving habitat for birds, insects, and other creatures, promoting biodiversity in your garden.

The Freshwater Habitats Trust is a national wildlife conservation charity dedicated to creating, restoring, and protecting habitats for freshwater wildlife. They work to reverse the decline in freshwater biodiversity by building a network of wilder, cleaner, and connected freshwaters. Their efforts include practical conservation work, scientific research, and outreach to deliver real change for freshwater ecosystems. The Trust also provides advice and resources for creating habitats that support freshwater wildlife and engages with volunteers and partners to achieve their goals.