Take on the challenge and get closer to nature!
Get ready to embrace nature like never before! 30 Days Wild is The Wildlife Trusts’ annual event where we ask you to take on wild activities throughout June.
From planting wildflowers and helping bees to listening for bird song, there are endless ways to spend your wild month! You could complete an activity each day, or at the weekend, and however you take part you’ll be connecting with wildlife, boosting your well-being and making a positive impact on the planet at the same time.
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It's not too late to sign up!
Ready to sign up? We’re excited to have you on board! If you’re taking part with children, whether as part of a family, school or group, make sure to choose the kids’ option.
How will you be taking part?
30 Days Wild by Sarah
30 Days Wild by Sarah
30 Days Wild by Rachael
Things to do in June 🦋
Sarah and her family embraced last year's challenge! Here are just a few of the wild and wonderful things they did:
Making bat boxes, and putting them up at home,
Finding moths in the garden and identifying them,
Recycling plastic bottles into bird feeders,
Planting herb seeds and harvesting berries,
Making a water station for bees.
They finished the month with a camping trip, listening to birds, splashing in streams and spotting bats in the evening.
Rachael and her family did lots to help wildlife:
They put a water dish on the ground with pebbles in for pollinators,
Listened to birds in the garden and cloud watched,
Spent a day with volunteers at a nature reserve,
Found a knot grass caterpillar to add to their ‘garden list’,
Went for a walk down the canal and spotted damselflies.
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Chirp up!
For more ideas, check out our Facebook and Instagram posts during the challenge.
We'd love to hear what you've been doing. Share your photos and how you're taking part by emailing Marketing@wkwt.org.uk.
