12 Days of Wild Christmas!! | The Wildlife Trusts

Matthew Roberts

A midwinter nature challenge

12 Days of Wild Christmas is a Christmas challenge to do one wild thing a day from the 25th December to the 5th January. These could be little things to help nature - like recycling your Christmas tree or feeding the birds - or ways to connect with nature in the winter like walking off your Christmas dinner in the woods or admiring the beauty of a winter sunset.

Sign up below to get started and we'll plot you on our Wild Christmas map! If you're happy for us to contact you, we'll send over lots of ideas to keep you busy over the 12 days.

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Share your winter Random Acts of Wildness using #12DaysWild

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Make a donation to wildlife this Christmas

Go on a winter walk

Where to go

Zsuzsanna Bird

Make a Christmas wreath for birds

Get started

Spot a starling murmuration

Where to go

Investigate animal tracks

What to look out for

Danny Green

Photograph the frost

Meadow buttercup by Guy Edwardes/2020VISION

Fundraise for wildlife

Raise money for wildlife in the new year!

Watch wildlife out your window

Ben Hall/2020VISION

Find a feather

Draw it, photograph it or try and work out who it has come from!

Feather from Mute Swan Cygnus by David Tipling/2020VISION

Watch a sunrise or sunset

Sunrise over the River Itchen near Ovington, Hampshire by Guy Edwardes/2020VISION

Find fantastic fungi

Where to look

Ben Porter

Feed the birds

What to feed them

Tune in by switching off

Spend a day without electronics!