“When you rewild your garden, you’re creating a home for all kinds of life-giving critters. Insect populations around the world are falling. But your garden, balcony or flower box can become a mini-biodiversity hub.”

“Rewilding your garden need not be all or nothing. Perhaps just leave a corner of your space untouched for a while. Or create a little meadow of wildflowers in a sunny spot in your garden and watch it come alive.”

“It’s not difficult to rewild – take a look to see what indigenous plant species occur in your area naturally. Those are the plants to consider for your garden that will create a wonderful wildlife corridor.”

“To create a safe space for birds and insects, take care when you use pesticides or other chemical substances in your garden. Try to do so only when necessary for problems that can’t be solved via organic options.”

“It’s the United Nations Decade of Ecosystem Restoration. So join this global movement, known as #GenerationRestoration, even in your own pocket of the world.”