Welcome

We help people connect more deeply with Nature, locally in our own spaces – beyond what you already know about gardening – by taking simple actions that give big results. We help you connect with the cycle of life everywhere around us, linking plants, butterflies, bees and birds and the miraculous small creatures that keep our Earth healthy.

In doing so, as you will be able to watch beautiful creatures: butterflies, bees, birds and others making good use of your work, giving you a greater sense of well-being through taking steps that help you fulfil your role in maintaining the diversity of life.

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Life on Earth in all its amazing and magnificent forms is fascinating along with how each and every species interacts with and depends on the others within the communities and ecosystems they evolved and live in.

Grow local native plants to support local native wildlife, especially the small creatures, and help bring nature back into our backyards. Let your plants help you “save the planet”, one garden at a time, while you sit back and enjoy the show.
“The only good leaf is a chewed leaf” – that way you know it’s providing support to the rest of the ecosystem.

My own 33yo butterfly and habitat garden is a living proof of taking small actions – at least 50 species of butterflies have been raised on its 16 perches (405 sq m).

Book your garden tour through Airbnb Experiences:
The Delight of Butterfly Gardening

Join one or all of the Facebook pages for the latest news:

• Bring Back our Butterflies (& Other Invertebrates)
• Australian Stingless Bees + other native bees
• Inviting Nature to Dinner : the benefits of increasing biodiversity in our backyards. It is a group for discussing and giving feedback on this book, released in October, 2020. Express your interest in finding out more.

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Past event:
RESTORE: Re-enchanting Connection – Art Exhibition Dec 3 – 9, 2021
@ KEPK Galleries, Station Rd., Yeerongpilly, QLD.
One of 3 photomontages of butterfly life cycles and their host plants, by Helen Schwencke, on display as part of a group exhibition with
Kate Chadwick, Jason Spatz, Megan Young and Ali Leonard.

Joseph’s Coat Moth (Agarista agricola) life cycle, on Cayratia clematidea)