Creating Biodiverse Habitat

The Young Naturalist leads students in Creating Biodiverse Habitat

Photo: “A Young Naturalist connects with Nature by sketching native pea flowers into her Nature Journal, in our ‘Biodiversity Citizen Science’ workshop.” Image Credit: Ela Bayliss

By designing and planting their own native habitat, students discover:

What biodiversity is
Why biodiversity is important
How they can preserve, protect and restore biodiversity

Biodiverse habitat is created by the students for their school, community group or public open space (in connection with local council).

Students form tangible connections with Nature through habitat creation; restoring local biodiversity to facilitate daily interactions with wildlife, insects, and fungi.

Our Young Naturalists discover the meaning of ‘biodiversity’.

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