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An increasing number of Brits are seeing foxes, frogs and hedgehogs in urban gardens, a new survey has revealed.

Toads play an important role in the growth and maintenance of an organic garden, according to one expert.

A £20 million scheme to build a new bus route in Hampshire has been brought to a stop as the result of concerns over local wildlife.

Although some species of wildlife may thrive in gardens on housing estates, many are still dependent on farmland and the countryside.

Eco-friendly gardeners hoping to attract some wildlife into their backyards should let the grass grow and leave the hedges unclipped.

Gardeners can keep rabbits from destroying their plants and flowers without resorting to poison or traps, one expert has advised.

A moth the size of a small bird has been photographed in a garden in Leicestershire.

Urban woodlands are being tended to across Scotland in a bid to make them more attractive to eco-friendly visitors.

Eco-minded gardeners hoping to attract wildlife to their backyards should lay down a number of habits and a varied assortment of plant species.

The Forestry Commission has announced a funding initiative to encourage west midlands land owners to create a habitat suited to ten of the regions most endangered birds.