Choose a suitable location for your wildlife pond, ensuring it receives a mix of sunlight and shade throughout the day.
Dig out the pond area to your desired shape and depth, creating shelves for different plant types and wildlife habitats.
Add a pond liner to prevent water leakage, then fill the pond with rainwater or tap water left to stand for a few days.
Plant a variety of aquatic plants around the pond edges and shelves to provide shelter and food for wildlife throughout the seasons.
Regularly remove debris such as fallen leaves and cut back overgrown plants to maintain a healthy balance in your wildlife pond.
Monitor water quality, control algae growth, and provide fresh water sources to ensure your wildlife pond thrives year-round.