The Manx Wildlife Trust said "don't be too tidy" as messy gardens are great for providing shelter.
It also recommends keeping watering stations, ponds and bird baths topped up.
In addition the group said creating log piles and letting grass grow can provide a welcome shade for animals seeking cover.
You can find more advice on the charity's Facebook page.
Hospital ward to close for pest control
Manx Care says a ward at Ramsey Cottage Hospital will shut for a month as it calls in pest control.
Commissioner shocked after driver deliberately kills baby gull
A Peel commissioner is appealing for help after seeing a driver deliberately kill a baby seagull.
DOI says North Quay incident data is personal information
The Department of Infrastructure says it can't reveal how many repairs, complaints and incidents there have been on North Quay in Douglas because it's personal information.
Student artworks "unsuitable" for hospital display
Two student artists have been left disappointed after their work was found "unsuitable" for display at Noble's Hospital in a prestigious contest.
Silent fireworks for 2026?
The Island's capital could be getting a quieter fireworks display next year.
Creditors meeting for collapsed care home provider
A Douglas company which was one of the UK's largest care home providers will hold a meeting later this month to wind up its affairs.
Petition against new health care bill reaches 630 signatures
Over 630 people have signed a petition against the government's Regulation of Health and Social Care Bill.
Public urged not to approach baby seals after terrified mother flees
A wildlife charity has warned the public not to approach baby seals following an incident in the south of the Island yesterday.
