Order information sheets

Below is a list of the Information Sheets available.  Please tick which Information Sheets you would like to receive via email and complete the rest of the request form.

1. Bat boxes: your questions answered (information from Bat Conservation Trust)
2. How to encourage bats into your garden (information from Bat Conservation Trust)
3. Bat boxes: how to make them and where to put them(information from Bat Conservation Trust)
4. A butterfly garden (information from London WildlifeTrust)
5. Butterfly gardening (information from Butterfly Conservation Trust)
6. Bumblebee nest boxes (information from Henry Doubleday Research Association)
7. Shrubs, plants and wildflowers for bees (information from British Beekeepers Association)
8. Gardening for birds (information from London Wildlife Trust)
9. Nest boxes for birds (information from Kent Wildlife Trust)
10. Planting gardens for birds (information from RSPB)
11. Planting for birds (information from RSPB)
12. All about bird tables (information from RSPB)
13. Building and using a compost bin (information from Henry Doubleday Research Association)
14. Garden composting (information from Kent Wildlife Trust)
15. Frogs, toads and newts (information from Kent WildlifeTrust)
16. Flowers for the wildlife garden (information from Henry Doubleday Research Association)
17. Shrubs and climbers for the wildlife garden (information from Henry Doubleday Research Association)
18. Herbaceous plants, shrubs and climbers (information from RSPB)
19. Foodplants of caterpillars of butterflies and moths (information from Kent Wildlife Trust)
20. Making a hedgehog hibernation house (information from Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust)
21. Frequently asked questions about hedgehogs (information from Kent Wildlife Trust)
22. A mini-meadow in your garden (information from London Wildlife Trust)
23. Pond building (information from London Wildlife Trust)
24. Pond maintenance (information from London WildlifeTrust)
25. Feeding small mammals in winter (information from Kent Wildlife Trust)
26. Wildlife gardening: cunning containers (information from Derbyshire Wildlife Trust)
27. Creating a wildflower meadow (information from Derbyshire Wildlife Trust)
28. Creating a wildflower meadow (information from Henry Doubleday Research Association)
29. Wildlife on walls (information from London Wildlife Trust)
30. Conserving water in your buildings (information from Environment Agency)
31. Problem wildlife (information from London Wildlife Trust)
32. Monitoring your wildlife garden (information from London Wildlife Trust)
33. Gardening for wildlife (information from Kent WildlifeTrust)
34. Sources of information
35. Allotments and wildlife
36. Companion planting
37. Notes for schools and teachers