Wildlife and Gardens Exploration

Gardens are not just for plants; they are vital habitats for various creatures like insects, birds, and mammals. Different types of gardens support different wildlife, and maintaining these habitats involves providing food, water, and shelter. Gardens change with the seasons, offering educational opportunities to learn about nature. As natural habitats diminish, gardens play a crucial role in wildlife conservation. By caring for gardens, we support the interconnectedness of life and protect nature.

What types of creatures might you find in a garden full of flowers?

• Frogs and fish

• Bees and butterflies

• Rabbits and mice

• Squirrels and nuts

Which creatures are likely to be attracted to a vegetable garden?

• Squirrels and nuts

• Frogs and fish

• Rabbits and birds

• Butterflies and beetles

How can you make a garden more inviting for birds?

• Planting more flowers

• Keeping the garden tidy

• Using bird feeders

• Adding a pond

What is one way to provide shelter for small creatures in a garden?

• Adding more flowers

• Leaving parts of the garden untidy

• Planting more trees

• Using pesticides

What seasonal change might you observe in a garden during spring?

• Squirrels gathering nuts

• Birds building nests

• Flowers blooming

• Frogs hibernating

What might you see in a garden during the summer?

• Squirrels gathering nuts

• Leaves falling

• Birds building nests

• Frogs hibernating

What can you learn from observing a caterpillar in a garden?

• The best time to water plants

• The types of garden soil

• The lifecycle of a butterfly

• How to plant vegetables

Why are gardens important for wildlife conservation?

• They provide a place for humans to relax

• They are easy to maintain

• They increase property value

• They offer vital spaces for creatures as natural habitats are lost

How can gardens help us understand the interconnectedness of living things?

• By showing how plants grow

• By providing a space for relaxation

• By offering a place to plant vegetables

• By demonstrating how different species rely on each other

What is a benefit of creating a garden that welcomes wildlife?

• It requires less maintenance

• It attracts more visitors

• It helps protect nature

• It increases garden size