Mini Pond Workshop

Adding a reliable source of fresh water is one of the most effective ways to support wildlife in gardens, balconies, schools, and community spaces. A mini pond can provide a vital habitat and drinking source for a wide range of species, including pollinators, birds, amphibians, and other beneficial wildlife. Ponds can also contribute to climate resilience by supporting healthy ecosystems and helping to store carbon.

During this practical workshop, participants will learn about the importance of freshwater habitats and be guided through the process of creating their own mini pond. We will explore the materials needed, how to choose suitable plants, and how to maintain a thriving pond ecosystem.

At the end of the session, each participant will receive a starter kit to help them create a mini pond at home and bring a little more biodiversity into their local environment.

What to Bring

• A reusable bag to carry your starter kit home
• Clothes suitable for light practical activities
• A reusable cup or water bottle

This event is hosted by the The Grassroot Guil My CMS – Sharing skills to restore nature.