Every time you go outside, pick up three bits of rubbish and take them away with you.
Dig a pit about fifty centimetres deep.
Cut untreated timber to the dimensions of your chosen bat box design.
Take an old sock or stocking and stuff it to the end with different layers of nesting material, such as animal hair from a hairbrush, fence or pet grooming brush, dried grass, hay, feathers or wool.
Ask the group whether they have ever helped someone in their family, or been helped by someone in return.
Drive at least two vertical stakes into the ground at each end of where you want your log wall to sit.
Choose a low lying, easily accessible spot in your garden, ideally somewhere partially shaded and away from heavy foot traffic.
Drive a line of sturdy stakes into the ground about one metre apart, roughly the height and length you want your hedge to be.
Choose an outdoor location where litter is commonly found, such as a park, beach, woodland or local neighbourhood, making sure it is safe and accessible.
Choose a sunny spot where the soil is not free draining or at risk of waterlogging.