Creating Wildlife Gardens on Campus

Do you want to get involved in making the university campus more nature-friendly?

The Wildlife Society works on creating Wildlife Gardens in collaboration with Justine Oakes, the sustainability manager at the University of Suffolk, and Carrie R. a Conservation Graduate. The plan is to bring in native plant species, restrict mowing, creating wildflower areas for invertebrates, establish shelter, feeding- and hibernation grounds to hedgehogs and connect the gardens with the nearby nature reserve Brickmakers Wood.

Are you interested? Contact us, either through our social media accounts or by e-mail (wildlifesociety,uos@gmail.com)