Jilly McNaughton
2025
Jilly has helped to create and restore over 600 clean water ponds in East Anglia under FWAG East’s pond project. She believes ponds are critical to boosting biodiversity in farmed landscapes. Jilly has an RHS Diploma in Horticulture and, when not restoring and surveying lost ponds for great crested newts, can be found tending her three-acre wildlife garden which she opens to the public for the National Garden Scheme. She is also Trustee of a historic community garden in Saffron Walden, Essex.
My Sessions
Pond Safari – Regenerating Lost Freshwater Habitats
Join us for a Pond Safari to explore some lost ponds at Lannock Farm and see how, with a little work (guided by the latest science) these habitats can be restored to deliver huge gains for biodiversity on the farm and in the wider landscape. We will visit a pond which has been recently restored […]
Pond Safari – Regenerating Lost Freshwater Habitats
Join us for a Pond Safari to explore some lost ponds at Lannock Farm and see how, with a little work (guided by the latest science) these habitats can be restored to deliver huge gains for biodiversity on the farm and in the wider landscape. We will visit a pond which has been recently restored […]