Climate Change

Description

Climate change has become such a common word these days that we can fall into the trap of misunderstanding its importance as gardeners, and in our lives in general. This general guide will help show you how your garden can help with climate change.How you can add features and plants that will contribute to a user-friendlier garden, and how to create a more bio diverse garden to help the decline in plant, insect and mammal species.This book also contains some general information on climate change and how it is affecting You and Your garden. The world we all share is changing, and we do, as gardeners need to adapt, and change with the climate we all now face. Your garden is yours to do as you wish, so why not help the planet and also create a place for your local wildlife. Many of the hints and tips in this publication cost nothing more than your time. Your local wildlife will benefit from the simple projects you could be doing in your garden. There are no downsides to enhancing your garden to the next level of bio diversity, only benefits. For you, your wellbeing and more importantly, for your local wildlife. If every single garden, however small, did just a small amount to encourage nature to flourish, imagine how large that area could be? Thousands of square miles could be a wildlife safety net . A whole urban eco system that could be thriving and saving species we are losing daily as the planet undergoes a new era of weather patterns we are now seeing globally. Your garden is so much more than you think it is!

About Andrew M Molloy

Andy was counted into the human population in the year 1969, then began his authorship odyssey in the year 2017. From there, he has written in several genres ranging from sci-fi, comedy/horror to horticulture and gardening. There are around sixty plus books he has authored, but he writes to keep his sanity in this bonkers world we inhabit and takes little interest in self-promotion.With a quirky sense of humour/humor, Andy incorporates this in his fictional storylines and prides himself on producing original, fun, and sometimes outrageously funny plots, characters, and themes, also intertwining characters throughout different books and series.Andy’s interests range from macro photography, eco-friendly gardening, and the natural world. Andy’s love of horror films, the supernatural and the strange and unusual bore about his passion in writing his fictional works in his own unique style of storytelling.