In late 2016 we launched Gardens for Wildlife Victoria. Now over 2 years later our participants, who are planning or running gardens for wildlife programs, number almost 200. Within those programs, hundreds more Victorians are gardening for wildlife. This short video of our experiences and reflections highlights the importance of networking, sharing our challenges andContinue reading Celebrating our community
Our backyard frontier
The wild world in our own backyards was profiled this Saturday 6 June 2019, by Megan Backhouse in The Age. Megan explains how wildlife gardeners can help our locally native species to survive. She profiles the work of several Frankston Gardens for Wildlife garden guides, outlining how Gardens for Wildlife Victoria is making biodiversity conservationContinue reading Our backyard frontier
‘Habitat’ – A new Wildlife Gardening Book
A. B. Bishop’s new book, Habitat, features member Pam Yarra’s wildlife gardenContinue reading ‘Habitat’ – A new Wildlife Gardening Book
Wildlife gardening: Bellarine and beyond
Workshop in Geelong introduces Queenscliff and Ocean Grove programsContinue reading Wildlife gardening: Bellarine and beyond
Celebrations and a Green Thumbs Up!
On August 1, Victoria’s Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) hosted a celebration of Gardens For Wildlife Victoria. Continue reading Celebrations and a Green Thumbs Up!
Boroondara Backyard Biodiversity
Boroondara residents learn to wildlife gardenContinue reading Boroondara Backyard Biodiversity
New Whitehorse Gardens for Wildlife program
A native bee hotel is just one of the innovations in a pilot Gardens for Wildlife program in Whitehorse.Continue reading New Whitehorse Gardens for Wildlife program
Sharing stories of wildlife gardening
How can a wildlife garden bring pleasure to you and your family, your kids school environment or even a local park?Continue reading Sharing stories of wildlife gardening
