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09 Jun Minibeast Hotels and Other Residences

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There is something about humans which makes us not only want to adapt and change our own habitats and homes, but that of other creatures. Generally, the more natural an environment the better it is for wildlife to flourish. Given that most school grounds are highly artificial outdoor spaces, then providing artificial homes for minibeasts […]There is something about humans which makes us not only want to adapt and change our own habitats and homes, but that of other creatures. Generally, the more natural an environment the better it is for wildlife to flourish. Given that most school grounds are highly artificial outdoor spaces, then providing artificial homes for minibeastsEarly Years Outdoors, Gardening, Science Outdoors, EYFS minibeasts, Minibeast hunts, Minibeast hunts early years, minibeast hunts EYFS, minibeasts, minibeasts KS1Read More

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