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How to Make a Wildlife Garden

How to Make a Wildlife Garden

by Chris Baines (Author)

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    Paperback 2000

    $4.17

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    Paperback 1996

    $3.60

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    Hardcover 1988

    $4.43
Synopsis

Chris Baines shows the reader how to transform a garden into a haven for wildlife. He sets the wildlife garden within the context of the broader concerns of regional ecology and reveals how we can each do our bit to safeguard the habitats of important indigenous flora and fauna. A wide range of natural habitats is discussed in detail, including hedgerows, shrubberies, meadows and ponds, with lists of native wildflowers and practical tips.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 192
 Edition: 2Rev e.
 Publisher: Frances Lincoln
Published: 19 Oct 2000
ISBN 10: 0711217114
ISBN 13: 9780711217119

Media Reviews
Since its first publication in 1985, this book has established itself as the most authoritative book on wildlife gardening and this completely revised and updated edition incorporates the changes and developments that have since taken place Wildlife & Countryside An essential read for anyone interested in preserving wildlife while creating a truly beautiful green space. Scottish Sunday Mail A great book by Britain's premier wildlife champion Daily Telegraph Baines' 1985 classic discusses habitat destruction and explains why we need to encourage wildlife to our gardens. It's still relevant today today - especially when you consider what is lost since the 1980s. Baines explains how to feed and study wildlife, and create mini versions of lost habitats. BBC Wildlife
Author Bio

Chris Baines is a leading environmental advisor to industry and government, a broadcaster and prizewinning writer. He created the very first wildlife garden at the Chelsea Flower Show in 1985 and he has been a National Vice President of the Wildlife Trusts for more than 30 years. He was awarded the RSPB medal of honour in 2004.