Insect Conservation Study Centre : 6 results priced between £75.00 and £200.00

The Study Centre should be sited in a warm, sheltered position, such as a post, tree, or wall, ideally to catch the morning sun, and about 1 – 2.5m high. Maintenance should be minimal, the solar light battery (AA rechargeable) will need to be replaced annually and as the study centre is made from naturally durable FSC timber, no weather protection is needed. However, if over time you wish to preserve the natural colour, you can coat the exterior with a water-based stain or varnish.

This is the traditional multi insect, over wintering area which will provide insulated nooks and crannies for a wide range of insects including ladybirds and lacewings. These are essential for organic gardening as they’re being natural predators of aphids - greenfly and blackfly. This can help reduce and eliminate chemicals. This area will also be used by solitary bees. Adjacent to this chamber and located on the front edge of the ‘A-shaped’ roof are the easy-access bee viewing tubes. Arranged...

Insect Conservation Study Centre Chamber 1 - Solar Insect Attic This area features a solar light and illuminated chamber with access door at the back (to introduce lighting twigs, moth or butterfly attractant etc.) The solar light has an attracting effect and allows nocturnal study of insects, moths etc in its simplest form it acts as a garden light which can be set to automatically turn on at dusk and then turn off at dawn (turn solar unit anti clockwise and switch on to allow initial charge in...

The Insect Conservation Study Centre is a beautiful piece to have in the garden. As well as looking good it will engage children and help them learn about garden insects as well as helping insect conservation (it also doubles as the smartest garden light in the neighbourhood!). There are 5 different and interesting chambers.

Get to know the smaller inhabitants of your garden with this creme de la creme of insect houses - the Insect Conservation Study Centre from Wildlife World Insect Conservation Study Centre IN STOCK £149.99 Usually Delivered in 1-2 Working Days Want to buy this item from one of our stores? We recommend that you phone your local centre to check availability before making a special journey.

This is the traditional multi insect, over wintering area which will provide insulated nooks and crannies for a wide range of insects including ladybirds and lacewings. These are essential for organic gardening - being natural predators of aphids (greenfly and blackfly). This can help reduce and eliminate chemicals. This area will also be used by solitary bees. Adjacent to this chamber and located on the front edge of the ‘A-shaped’ roof are the easy-access bee viewing tubes. Arranged in pairs...