30 Days Wild | Warwickshire Wildlife Trust

Emma Bradshaw

30 Days Wild

This June, take the challenge and do one wild thing every day!

Why? It's 30 Days Wild! It’s easy! We want you to do something wild every day throughout June: that’s 30 simple, fun and exciting Random Acts of Wildness

Big Wild Weekend

30 Days Wild App

Wild Ideas

Go WILD with The Wildlife Trusts

This June, join hundreds of thousands of people taking part in 30 Days Wild. We're challenging you to do something a little bit wild every day: that's 30 Days of fun, exciting and simple Random Acts of Wildness. It's easy!

We're giving you a free pack of goodies to help you plan your wild month, plus lots of ideas from Warwickshire Wildlife Trust to inspire you to stay wild all throughout June (and beyond!).

What is 30 Days Wild?

30 Days Wild is the UK's month-long nature campaign run by The Wildlife Trusts. Now in its fourth year, you can sign up and join hundreds of thousands of people taking part across the UK (and do your bit to help wildlife, too!).

From little actions, like stopping to smell a flower or taking a moment to watch squabbling sparrows in a hedge, to big things, like giving up single-use plastics for a month or pledging your support to a nature campaign, 30 Days Wild is all about re-connecting with the natural world around you and doing a little bit of good for wildlife.

What's in your pack?

When you sign up, you'll receive a pack full of wild goodies! You'll get a wallchart, with a calendar (to help you plan your month) and an awesome poster! You'll also get a booklet packed full of ideas to help you go wild, a set of super stickers, and some wildflower seeds to brighten up your garden or window box!

Get your pack!

Why take part?

It's not just wildlife that 30 Days Wild helps; you'll feel the benefits, too! We're all a part of nature, and nature needs to be a part of our lives.

Over the past four years, we've been working with the University of Derby to find out about the impact that 30 Days Wild has on people taking part. Spending time outdoors can make you feel happier, healthier and closer to nature, as well as helping people to take more actions to help wildlife.