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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Edward Bowring

Corridor Gardens are the Ecological Landscape Trend Connecting our Backyards to the Wild in 2026

Wooden bird table surrounded by flowers.

Many of us enjoy watching the wildlife in our backyards and as gardeners, we know that birds, bees and other small creatures don’t just provide a beneficial source of natural pest control but can also help contribute to diverse and thriving ecosystems.

Unfortunately, one of the main threats to wildlife today is habitat loss and with widespread ongoing development and the fragmentation of natural habitats, our private gardens are becoming more vital in providing nature-supporting habitats and links to larger wild areas.

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