Mini wildlife pond

A guide for how to make a simple wildlife container pond using native plants to add biodiversity to a backyard habitat. The article explains the difference between creating a thriving pond ecosystem and a more traditional ornamental water garden. It explains how to repurpose a firepit to make a pond.

Are you someone who appreciates the beauty of a garden that blends with nature? We’ve got an array of awesome wildlife garden ideas for you!

Think you don’t have space for a pond? We have the perfect solution – a pond in a pot. Re-purpose an old sink, large tub or similar, then follow our step-by-step guide to transform it into a mini wildlife-friendly pond.

Jacks Patch on Instagram: “Wildlife Pond 🐸🦎🪵🌾 since finding newts I’ve decided to build a few habitats for animals to drink and live. All beneficial to the ecosystem…”

Make a small pond to attract wildlife to your garden. It takes one afternoon and costs less than £25. This pond will fit in any garden, however small.

Building your own frog pond is a great way to turn your yard into a mini-oasis while also providing for local wildlife. Frogs enjoy ponds that are shallow, slope gently, and have plenty of hiding spots. Installing a pond liner and rocks...

According to Ottawa's Fletcher Wildlife Garden: "One of the best ways to attract wildlife to your backyard garden is by providing a regular supply of water." I've had birdbaths for years -- one raised up on a stand, and the other on the ground. These do attract birds who want to drink or bathe, but…

Ponds are important source of food, water and shelter for many animals and insects. From amphibians like frogs and newts, to aquatic mini beasts and insects like dragon flies (which begun their liv…