You can attract wildlife by providing food sources, building habitats like birdhouses, and maintaining water features. Planting native species is also beneficial as they provide natural habitats and food for local fauna.
Biodiversity supports a healthy ecosystem, enhances pollination, controls pests naturally, and can increase soil fertility. It also contributes to the well-being of local wildlife and adds aesthetic and educational value to your garden.
Native plants such as grevillea, bottlebrushes, and wattles are excellent for increasing biodiversity. These indigenous plants are adapted to the local climate and soil, providing food and shelter to local wildlife.