Deaf conservationist John Denerley meets the Baines family from London. The family want to encourage wildlife into their garden, and John helps them make it more wildlife friendly. They also meet James Clarke, who has regular fox visitors.

John Denerley explains to the Baines family why minibeasts and insects are so important for our gardens. Sumita and Kiran visit Andrew Clifton, a deaf gardener, to find out about why he is so keen to attract bees and butterflies to his garden.

John Denerley advises the Baines family to set up another pond in their garden and to make improvements to their bird feeders to encourage birds to their garden. Visiting a local pond and grassland, the family learn about newts and slow worms.

As the Baines family would love to have some British mammals visiting their garden, Deaf nature conservationist, John Denerley, tells them how to set up hedgehog boxes in their garden.