Biodiversity and wildlife

Since 2018, we have made some significant improvements to biodiversity in Hart, including:

• planting wildflower verges and roundabouts across the district
• working to improve Fleet Pond, including habitat creation and scrub clearance
• creating wetlands at Bramshott and Edenbrook country parks to provide additional habitats for waterfowl, dragon flies, newts and other species

Get involved

Volunteering

We run volunteer days throughout the year where you can get involved in our parks and protected sites.

Find out more about volunteering

At your home

Consider how you could contribute to Hart biodiversity at home. Here are some examples:

• let the grass grow
• build an insect hotel
• start composting your food waste
• use less chemicals in your garden
• plant a tree in your garden
• create a mini amphibian habitat
• cut hedgehog holes in your fences

More ideas

• The National Trust
• The Eco Hub
• Kew Gardens