Green-fingered resident grows wildlife haven garden in bid to offset damage caused by millionaires in Sandbanks mansions

Pam Woodall has created a remarkable wildlife haven in her garden on the edge of Poole Harbour, Dorset, to counteract the environmental impact caused by nearby mansions. Her award-winning garden now hosts a variety of local wildlife, including bees, badgers, deer, and rare stag beetles. This initiative highlights the importance of community-driven efforts to restore biodiversity and mitigate the ecological footprint of affluent developments. It's a testament to how individual actions can foster significant environmental change.