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In 2017 a student dug a pond as a school project - Catherine - 09-17-2026
In 2017, a student dug a pond as a school project. She researched how to do it and withing the year the pond was holding water.
No animals were released in the pond. They just showed up. Now 9 years later the pond in triving.
https://www.futura-sciences.com/en/a-14-year-old-in-virginia-dug-a-pond-for-a-school-project-in-2017-nine-years-later-every-animal-in-it-arrived-on-its-own-g1_900087/
There were frogs and other wildlife in the area already. Once they found it, the pond provided a new place for them to live.
If we provide for nature it will respond. Water sources are especially important. Putting in the right plants for pollinators in a garden will attract them.
I wanted to grow milkweed for monarch butterflies. I started a wildflower garden and the milkweed showed up. Somehow the seeds found my space.
If you make the first step, nature will respond. Your efforts won't be wasted.