Sure thing, here’s a quick plan. Pick native plants that flower and fruit in the seasons you’ll need. Keep a patch of ground cover to give insects a home, and leave a few fallen logs or stones for bugs and beetles. A shallow dish of water or a broken stone with a bit of moss makes a safe drinking spot. If you want birds, hang a simple feeder with sunflower seeds or a birdbath. Stick to things you can actually keep in mind—no fancy gadgets. Let the garden grow on its own, and you’ll see the wildlife show up on their own schedule.