Bug hotels and bird feeders are a great way to help biodiversity at Magherabeg. They give insects and birds a safe place to live and find food. Bugs like ladybirds and bees use bug hotels to rest and lay their eggs. These insects help our garden by pollinating flowers and eating pests like greenflies. If we take care of them, they will help keep our school’s plants healthy and strong!
Bird feeders are just as important because they help birds find food, especially in winter when it’s harder for them to survive. When birds visit our feeders, they eat seeds and nuts, and some even eat insects. This helps keep a good balance in nature.
By having bug hotels and bird feeders in our school, we are making a safe space for wildlife. More birds and insects mean more life in our garden, making it a happier and healthier place. It’s a simple way to help biodiversity and learn about nature up close. Plus, it’s fun to watch the birds and bugs enjoy their new homes!
By the Green School Committee
