Presented by Emily Cox, volunteer with the Gardens for Wildlife Knox program and the Knox Environment Society.

Even in the smallest spaces, we have the opportunity to create wildlife havens. Not only an oasis for us, tiny gardens are an important piece in the larger mosaic of biodiversity, climate and health resilience. From the nature strip to small backyards and balconies, we will explore the potential in each of these spaces for supporting indigenous plants, local wildlife and our own experience.