The variety of life in a particular habitat, including the diversity of species, genetic variation, and ecosystem diversity.

Insects that provide advantages to gardens, such as pollination and pest control, including ladybugs and bees.

Gardening methods that maintain ecological balance and minimize environmental impact, promoting long-term health.

A systematic evaluation of garden conditions, focusing on biodiversity, health of plants, and presence of beneficial organisms.

Plants indigenous to a specific region that support local wildlife and are adapted to the local climate.

Designing and implementing features in a garden that provide shelter and resources for wildlife, enhancing biodiversity.

A state of equilibrium in an ecosystem where species coexist and resources are sustainably utilized.

Choosing plants that enhance biodiversity and ecological health, considering factors like native status and pest resistance.

Involving local communities in biodiversity initiatives to promote awareness and participation in conservation efforts.

The process of recognizing and categorizing insects based on their characteristics, crucial for understanding their roles.

The benefits provided by ecosystems, including pollination, water purification, and carbon sequestration.

The transfer of pollen from male to female parts of flowers, essential for plant reproduction and biodiversity.

A collection of resources and strategies designed to assess and enhance biodiversity in home gardens.

The overall condition of an ecosystem, reflecting its ability to support diverse life forms and functions.

Creating environments within gardens that attract and support beneficial insects, such as providing food and shelter.

A comprehensive document that offers information and strategies for promoting biodiversity in home gardens.

The variety of plant species in a garden, contributing to ecosystem stability and resilience.

The specific needs of wildlife, including food, water, shelter, and space, essential for their survival.

Collaborative efforts by local groups to protect and enhance biodiversity within their communities.

Gardening methods that align with ecological principles, fostering healthy ecosystems and biodiversity.

Tools and guides used to recognize and learn about various plant and insect species in gardening.

The process of evaluating the variety and health of species in a garden to inform management practices.

Gardening that meets current needs without compromising future generations, focusing on ecological integrity.

A process where colleagues evaluate each other's work, providing feedback to improve quality and effectiveness.

The strategic use and conservation of natural resources in gardening to promote sustainability and biodiversity.