The Essential Book of Pollinators From Bees to Bats & Lemurs to Lizards: The remarkable pollinators which feed our planet

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The Essential Book of Pollinators From Bees to Bats & Lemurs to Lizards: The remarkable pollinators which feed our planet by Wyndham Lewis, Sarah, 9781837836918
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  • ISBN: 9781837836918 | 1837836914
  • Cover: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 3/23/2027

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Support pollinators. Grow with purpose. Make an impact.

Set against a backdrop of dramatic climate change and accelerating biodiversity loss, The Essential Book of Pollinators is the latest book from bestselling authorSarah Wyndham Lewis. It's a practical, beautifully illustrated guide to creating green spaces which support at-risk pollinators.

Whether you have a small urban space or a larger garden, discover easy ways to create natural habitats for wildlife and meaningful actions to strengthen local pollinator populations.

Drawing on Sarah’s decades of experience in organic gardening and deep passion for pollinators, the book explores a rich and often overlooked world beyond honeybees, revealing the extraordinary diversity of insects and the countless lesser-known pollinating species which feed nature, shape ecosystems and sustain life on earth.

Inside you'll discover:


 

  • Clear, practical advice on what, how and when to plant to support biodiversity
  • Hands-on approaches to gardening chemical-free, in harmony with nature
  • Simple ways to create wildlife-friendly habitats in any space
  • Insights into the diverse world of pollinators and plant relationships
  • Guidelines for climate-resilient gardening
  • Ideas for local action, citizen science, and community impact


 

Perfect for beginners and experienced gardeners alike, this book is both a superbly practical guide to supporting nature and a beautiful addition to your home.

Plant with intention – and help pollinators thrive.