Frog ID week is Australia’s biggest annual frog count event. Here, Dr. Jodi Rowley from the Australian Museum – conservation biologist and lead scientist for FrogID – talks about its significance and shares her tips for transforming your backyard into a frog haven!

The Butterfly House at Melbourne Zoo is turning 40. Here, we chat with the Zoo’s invertebrates co-ordinator, Melvin Nathan, ahead of the birthday celebrations.

You can attract more birds into your garden by planting local native plants, writes AB Bishop. Discover the best bird-friendly species to grow, from groundcovers to large trees.

Our native bees are hometown environmental heroes. We can help boost their numbers with a few tweaks to our gardens.

Explore tips for wildlife-friendly gardens and healthy ecosystems.

Insects are ecologically important, but some can cause us harm, so it pays to be aware of their presence in the garden.

By getting to know more of your local wildlife, and developing a garden with them in mind, you’ll hopefully see an increase in the diversity of visitors – and even more butterflies, birds and bees!

Everyone loves to spot butterflies in the garden. Here’s how to identify which fluttering beauty is visiting your garden – with advice on how to encourage more!

Habitat expert AB Bishop shares some easy ways to provide food and habitat for local wildlife.

Little birds need our help! The best way to attract small birds to your garden is by providing them with insect-attracting and protective plants, especially small native shrubs. Our habitat guru, AB Bishop, suggests the following species:

Welcome feathered friends into your garden by adding water and food-rich plants to their habitat.

Here are some steps you can take in your garden now to help critters cope with the season’s challenges.