We’re so happy to confirm that renowned garden writer, author and TV presenter Kate Bradbury is coming to the Garden House to give a special talk on how gardens, no matter how small, can be used to connect to the wider landscape as part of larger rewilding/restoration efforts.
Kate is an award-winning writer specialising in wildlife gardening and the author of One Garden Against the Worlds and her memoir The Bumblebee Flies Anyway. She’s the Wildlife Editor of BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine and has a regular Country Diary column in The Guardian.
Be inspired by the simple steps that can help increase your garden’s potential to support wildlife and why it matters.
Kate will explain how our outdoor spaces can become ‘stepping stone habitats’ – as a source of food for hungry migrants, helping certain species on their way and creating corridors between nature reserves and larger wildlife-rich areas.
Follow Kate on: @kategbradbury
Cost: £40, includes delicious light vegetarian supper
Date: Wednesday 02 September / 6.30pm – 9pm
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Venue: The Garden House, 5 Warleigh Road, Brighton BN1 4NT
CANCELLATION POLICY: We give a full refund (minus the Ticket Tailor administrative fee) if you cancel 8 weeks or more before an event, workshop or course. Should you need to cancel within 8 weeks and are unable to attend, we ask you to find a friend to take your place. To assist you, we will also try to find someone to take your place, but if this is not possible we will not be able to offer a refund.