30 Days Wild: The UK’s biggest nature challenge!
Embrace nature like never before! 30 Days Wild is The Wildlife Trusts’ annual challenge event, where we ask you to take on wild activities throughout June. There’s still time to get involved!
From planting wildflowers for bees, to listening to bird song, there’s endless ways to spend your wild month! Whether you complete an activity a day, or a couple in a week, you’ll be connecting with wildlife, boosting your well-being and making a positive impact on the planet at the same time.
Sign up today to download your FREE goodies immediately and receive daily emails full of fascinating facts and inspiring activities to help you achieve your wild challenge. You can also opt to receive goodies in the post (allow a few days) - and choose to receive them in English or Welsh.
Images thanks to Evie & Tom photography, Jon Hawkins Surrey Hills Photography and Monkey Business Images / Shutterstock.com
Sign up for 30 Days Wild now
Ready to sign up? We’re excited to have you on board! There’s only a limited number of postal goodies left, so be sure to register today.
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 in 30 Days Wild?
30 Days Wild resources for kids
More about 30 Days Wild
30 Days Wild is a free, month-long challenge designed to inspire people of all ages to connect with nature during June. From birdwatching in your garden to exploring a local nature reserve, every action — big or small, daily or weekly — helps you get closer to nature.
The Wildlife Trusts
© Jon Hawkins Surrey Hills Photography
Lauren Heather
Penny Dixie
Wild PE lesson with Sheffield and Rotherham Wildlife Trust (Helena Dolby)
Want to try something different?
Not sure 30 Days Wild is for you? Want to try something different? Why not explore our campaigns!
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
Which option should I choose when I sign up and what is included?
This year we’ve simplified the choices and created clear distinctions between resources for kids and adults. After surveying lots of previous 30 Days Wild-ers, we listened to your feedback and created one 30 Days Wild challenge that’s perfect for those taking part with children, and a more ‘grown-up’ version for those taking part without children.
The kids’ postal resources feature a child-friendly design and includes herb seeds, a poster with wildlife facts on invertebrates and a spotter sheet, stickers and a guide for parents/guardians/teachers on how to go wild with lots of activity ideas.
Adults taking part without children will receive a greeting card through the post, complete with a pack of herb seeds and a tear-away postcard to send to a friend to encourage them to get involved in 30 Days Wild with you!
Everyone will also receive access to digital resources, including:
- Daily emails with ideas and inspiration
- Activity guides
- Spotter sheets
- Weekly completion badges to use on social media platforms
- Completion certificate
- Lesson plans (for educators)
Can schools, businesses and care homes take part?
Last year marked the 10th anniversary of 30 Days Wild, so we took the time to speak to participants about what they liked about 30 Days Wild and what they thought could be improved. As a result of the feedback we received, we simplified the sign-up options.
If you are taking part with a school, children’s activity group such as Scouts or a home education group, choose the 'taking part with children’ option. You’ll still have access to 30 Days Wild lesson plans when you sign up along with the full suite of digital resources.
If you’re taking part with a care home or business, we recommend choosing the 'taking part without children’ option. You’ll get access to a whole range of digital resources and ideas via email, which can be adapted to suit your needs.
I’ll be taking part with teenagers. Which option should I choose?
It’s up to you! The design and activity suggestions of the 'grown-ups’ option may feel more appropriate depending on the age of your teenager, so we would recommend that. However, you’re welcome to order the kids’ resources if you feel it would be more appropriate for your family. Don’t forget to check out all our digital resources too!
It looks like 30 Days Wild has already started, can I still take part?
30 Days Wild starts on June 1st every year. However, you start your wild challenge at any time. The Wildlife Trusts produce a limited number of 30 Days Wild goodies that can be received through the post for free, to help support your challenge. These will be available for as long as stocks last or until mid-June, whichever comes first.
Will there be a fabric badge this year ?
Yes! The collectable fabric badges from Pawprint Family will be back this year. You can order a badge via their website.
A big thanks to players of the People's Postcode Lottery, who have helped make the #30DaysWild challenge possible.
