Biodiversity in the Community (Blennerville)

1. Understand the importance of biodiversity in local communities and how planting can support healthier ecosystems

2. Identify suitable trees, plants, and habitats that support wildlife, pollinators, and local biodiversity

3. Assess a site and decide what type of planting or habitat development is most appropriate

4. Plan simple, practical biodiversity or planting projects for community spaces

5. Demonstrate safe and effective planting techniques for trees, shrubs, and other vegetation

6. Support the creation of habitats such as pollinator-friendly areas, hedgerows, and small woodland spaces

7. Outline how to care for and maintain planted areas to ensure long-term success

8. Apply sustainable and environmentally responsible approaches to planting and land use

9. Work with community groups or local initiatives to support biodiversity projects

10. Develop a basic, workable plan for a community planting or biodiversity project