A linked wildlife pond and stream system created in Woodbury, Devon. The project transformed a heavily drained, engineered lawn into a living habitat with upper and lower ponds, a connecting stream, natural stone edging, planted margins and deadwood features. Wildlife began using the pond almost immediately, with birds visiting for water and foraging, and aquatic invertebrates establishing within days.
Overview This small wildlife pond in Bovey Tracey had developed a significant leak and had become heavily overgrown over several years. The original pond had been built by the owners approximately four to five years earlier but had gradually lost water, with suspected damage to the liner. Our brief was to restore the pond, retain…
Wildlife Pond Restoration & Natural Pond Rebuild in Cornwall A full transformation of an leaking, overgrown, silted pond into a clean, balanced and wildlife-rich water feature. Introduction This project involved the complete restoration of an existing pond in Cornwall that had become heavily silted, overgrown and largely lifeless. Through a full strip-out and rebuild, the…
A small wildlife pond is one of the simplest and most rewarding ways to bring nature into a garden or community space. Even a modest pond can transform an area into a thriving habitat, attracting dragonflies, frogs, newts, birds, and pollinators. By creating a permanent, chemical-free water source, you not only support local biodiversity but…
This project transformed a previously excavated site into a large natural swimming pond — designed to combine the clarity and enjoyment of swimming with the ecological benefits of a thriving wildlife habitat. The aim was to create a pond that feels natural and inviting, yet delivers reliable water quality through carefully balanced design. By integrating…
This project began with a leaking, overgrown pond that had lost much of its ecological balance. The old liner was failing, plants had become unmanageable, and the exposed edges meant the pond no longer blended naturally into the garden. The goal was to give it a full refurbishment and restore it as a healthy, attractive…
Transforming a Blank Canvas into a Thriving Wildlife Haven We were delighted to be commissioned to design and build a wildlife pond and wildflower meadow from scratch. Our client’s vision was to create a vibrant, ecologically rich space that would provide habitat for amphibians, pollinators, and other native wildlife. The project was a perfect match…
A sleek indoor koi pond designed to transform everyday living into something extraordinary. Visible from multiple rooms, it provides a constant sense of calm and connection to nature. The combination of modern design, crystal-clear water, and graceful koi makes this pond both a luxurious statement feature and a serene retreat within the home.
This bespoke large pond combines striking design with ecological purpose. Flowing streams and naturalistic waterfalls add movement and sound, while a wildflower meadow enhances the setting with seasonal colour and pollinator habitat. The pond not only transforms the land into a breathtaking feature but also improves biodiversity and water management on-site.
This compact raised pond combines practical design with modern style. Featuring a slate waterfall, fibreglass lining, and Evolution Aqua filtration, it creates a relaxing focal point that’s low-maintenance and perfect for smaller spaces.
This project transformed a medium-sized Dartmoor garden into a thriving wildlife habitat with a custom-designed pond and stream-style waterfall. Built to encourage biodiversity, the pond features deep and shallow zones, native planting, and rainwater-fed circulation for a balanced ecosystem. Local slate and a gravel garden were used to blend the pond seamlessly into its surroundings.
This project in Tavistock involved the complete transformation of a tired concrete-lined pond surrounded by old crazy paving. We extended and reshaped the pond, installed a durable EPDM liner, and replaced the outdated edge with natural slate to give it a cleaner, softer look.
Twin pump-filter fountains were added to improve water movement and clarity, and new planting zones were created to support wildlife and soften the margins.
