Frog numbers are significantly down and a bucket of muddy water may be just the thing to help them survive through summer days
Gardeners across the UK are being encouraged to leave out a bucket of muddy water in their gardens during July and August to help local wildlife.
This summer, there's a particular call to action to support frogs and toads as they navigate through the summer. Frog populations have seen a decline due to habitat loss, climate change, and a decrease in food sources.Read more: My family tucked into a big fat Greek feast - this is our verdict According to The Wildlife Trust, the most effective way to encourage frogs into your garden is by constructing a pond. They explain: "Ponds are a vital frog habitat and important for other amphibians too, as they're where they reproduce. Ponds are also vital hydration spots for frogs as they don't drink through their mouths they absorb moisture through their skin instead.
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