In a world increasingly aware of the urgent need for environmental action, the call to embrace a 'nature positive' mindset resonates louder than ever. With vast expanses of private gardens spanning the UK, comprising an area nearly twice the size of Somerset, individuals hold significant power in shaping ecosystems. As cities devote nearly 30% of their domestic space to gardens, the potential for positive change becomes apparent. Amidst climate and biodiversity crises, the imperative to transition towards a nature-positive approach by 2030, as highlighted in a recent report involving the UK’s statutory nature agencies, becomes paramount. But what exactly does 'nature positive' entail? It goes beyond mere mitigation efforts; it demands proactive measures to enhance the planet and its biodiversity. As Francesca Osowska, chief executive of NatureScot, asserts, it is the collective responsibility of all to adopt this ethos. Amidst these challenges, the plight of bees emerges as a focal point. Their crucial role in pollination underscores the significance of creating bee-friendly habitats within our gardens. With innovative solutions like Actiferm and BeeWellness®, opportunities arise to not only support biodiversity but also foster healthier ecosystems. Embracing such alternatives represents a tangible step towards a more sustainable and nature-positive future.