Biodiversity in Schools

  • Home
  • Workshops
    • Primary Schools
    • Secondary Schools
    • Preschools
    • LIBraries
    • Festivals
    • Other Services
  • School Projects
    • Birds
    • Bugs
    • Bees
    • Trees
    • Butterflies
    • Mammals
    • Ponds
    • Wildflowers
  • Teaching Resources
  • School Gardens
  • About
    • Our Aim
    • Campaigns
    • Sponsor A School
    • Meet the Team
    • Vacancies
    • Contact Us
  • Home
  • Workshops
    • Primary Schools
    • Secondary Schools
    • Preschools
    • LIBraries
    • Festivals
    • Other Services
  • School Projects
    • Birds
    • Bugs
    • Bees
    • Trees
    • Butterflies
    • Mammals
    • Ponds
    • Wildflowers
  • Teaching Resources
  • School Gardens
  • About
    • Our Aim
    • Campaigns
    • Sponsor A School
    • Meet the Team
    • Vacancies
    • Contact Us

Mammals

Helping Mammals at school

When it comes to biodiversity in the school garden the bees, birds, bugs and trees get all the attention! However, it is important not to forget an entire group of animals – the mammals. Although they are not as loud as the birds and obvious as the flowers, they are there and are always looking for a helping hand. When the school bell goes, who knows what cute critters descend upon the school garden such as rabbits and hedgehogs! We’ve assembled a number of actions below that will both help and investigate mammals in your school garden.

Select an activity:

Picture
Build a Hedgehog House
Picture
Build a Mammal Tunnel
Picture
Install a Bat Box
Green Bee
2012-2021 © Biodiversity in Schools
Contact us | About us
Picture