How to Plant a Wildflower Meadow for Biodiversity

"I truly believe that each of us at an individual level can do these small things responsibly for biodiversity," he says. "If you're the reason that grasshoppers and butterflies and dragonflies and bees and solitary wasps and beetles, if you're lucky enough to witness it, to witness insects you've never seen, that's a huge, simple, inexpensive thing that you can do." He urges people to plant wildflower meadows or digging pans in their local area. 'My back garden has nothing to do with me anymore, it's a meadow, I don't have to fertilize it,' adds O'Neill.