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Wildlife World

Wildlife World offers 2 products on QuickRatey across Garden & Outdoors, with an average QuickRatey score of 88/10 and recurring certifications including FSC Certified, Cruelty-Free.

Score avg 88 2 products Price $$
Wildlife World

Standards & certifications

Verified credentials appearing across Wildlife World's product range.

FSC Certified ×2Cruelty-Free ×1

Score breakdown

Average scores across our scoring pillars.

  • Animal Welfare100/10
  • Environment93.5/10
  • Sourcing91/10
  • Transparency86.5/10
  • Labor85/10

Categories covered

Where Wildlife World shows up across our directory.

  • Garden & Outdoors2

What reviewers highlight

Strengths mentioned most often across Wildlife World's products.

  • The textured surface provides an excellent grip for small insects to land safely.
  • Frost-resistant ceramic construction ensures the bath won't crack during winter months.
  • Sustainable, plastic-free materials make this an environmentally responsible purchase.
  • The FSC-certified timber provides excellent natural insulation for bee larvae.
  • Precision-drilled holes are smooth to prevent wing damage to visiting insects.
  • The attractive cottage design enhances garden aesthetics while serving an ecological purpose.

Sustainability commitments

"Constructed from natural clay materials and shipped in plastic-free, FSC-certified secondary packaging."

"Sourced from FSC-managed forests and uses zero-plastic packaging to minimize environmental impact."

Products from Wildlife World

Bee's Waterer and Butterfly Bath
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88
FSC CertifiedCruelty-Free
4.7 (840)

Provide a safe hydration spot for pollinators with the Bee's Waterer and Butterfly Bath, the best for habitat preservation worth it for eco-conscious gardeners.

Bee's Guest House
74

Wildlife World

Bee's Guest House

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88
FSC Certified
4.7 (840)

The Wildlife World Bee's Guest House is a sustainable FSC-certified timber habitat that is worth it for anyone looking to support solitary bee pollination naturally.

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