Once you’ve built your pond, you’re part of the club!
Every pond is a unique ecosystem and design tailored to you by you. See how others have built their pond below. Send us a picture of your pond to join our frog champions!
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Extra flowers pollinated
Pollinators use ponds to drink, a bit like a petrol station, refuelling to travel further.
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New Hedgehogs
Hedgehogs use ponds as a water source, especially in the summer. However, ensure your pond has sloped edges or a ramp to they can climb out if they fall in.
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New Frogs
On average, our 1x1m ponds should be able to support 6+ frogs throughout the seasons.
See how other’s ponds are doing below!
Discover the adventures our frog champions have been on.
Tom Baxter (Leamington Spa)
Date built: 01/04/2026
Number of Frogs: 2
Age: 11 years
Wills Wild Lab Life Rating: 4/5
Reyansh Bakshi (Reading)
Date built: 14/03/2026
Number of Frogs: 0
Age: 12 years
Wills Wild Lab Life Rating: 4.3/5
Matilda Todd (London)
Date built: 14/03/2026
Number of Frogs: 4
Age: 10 years old
Wills Wild Lab Life Rating 4.5/5
How to become a pondy
How to join our network of pond enthusiasts.
Build a pond
Purchase one or more of our pond kits and build it in the garden. Be sure to read our set-up guide and instructions that come with the kit.
Optimise for life
Make a ramp, use old rain water to fill your pond, add plants and flowers around the area. ALSO! Make somewhere for animals to hide from predators. Read our “how ponds change through seasons” guide.
Send us a photo
Contact us to send us a photo of your creations. Include how you built it and what life you have seen in your pond so far!