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30 Days Wild might be over for another year, but your nature adventures don't have to stop here! 

 

30 Days Wild is The Wildlife Trusts' annual challenge, where we ask everyone to do one wild thing throughout the month of June. In 2023, more than  590,00 people took on the challenge! But the wild fun doesn't have to stop at the end of June. Why not stay wild and keep growing your connection to nature? You could even make it a challenge to do one wild thing every day of the year! We've got lots of suggestions to keep you going.

Puffin on Skomer Island, managed by WTSWW

Lucy Griffiths

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Download our free wildlife-gardening booklets, from wild lawns to bringing back beetles.
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Soothe your soul and experience wildlife on one of our thousands of nature reserves.
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Wildlife Watch

Wildlife Watch is the junior branch of The Wildlife Trusts. The website is stuffed full of exciting activities to do with kids!
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Fight the climate crisis

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National Marine Week

Make a splash

At the end of July we celebrate our seas with National Marine Week. Discover more about our amazing marine life.
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The Week Junior

Take part in a scavenger hunt

The Week Junior are encouraging children to get outside, explore their local areas and discover nature’s treasures.
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Pawprint

There's still time to get your 2023 badge!

We’ve partnered with Pawprint to bring you a collectable embroidered badge – and this year we’ve got a Challenge Pack too!