Time to plan your wild adventures
We’re really excited that you’re spending June going WILD with us!
To help you to plan your 30 Days Wild challenge and get closer with nature, we’ve created a whole bunch of useful resources for you. If you've signed up for 30 Days Wild in Welsh, you can find activity ideas here.
Simple activities to get you started
Simple activities to get you started
Not sure where to start your 30 Days Wild adventure? Here are some simple suggestions to try. They all take just a few minutes but will help you to mindfully connect to nature.
- Walk barefoot on the grass and focus on how the grass feels under your feet
- Hug a tree
- Listen to birdsong
- Smell a flower
- Watch a bumblebee travelling from flower to flower
- Drink your morning cuppa outside, enjoying the fresh air
- Spend 5 minutes watching the clouds. Can you see any shapes in them?
- Plant some pollinator-friendly seeds
- Try a 5 minute bioblitz in your garden. See how many insects you can find
- Take a photo of nature. It will encourage you to look closer!
Matthew Roberts
meditate - Matthew Roberts
Matthew Roberts
Katrina Martin / 2020VISION
Wildlife watching with a dog © Tom Marshall
Nick Upton - Nick Upton/2020VISION
Access some great digital resources
Ready to get stuck into 30 Days Wild? These activity guides and resources can give you a place to start!
Your 30 Days Wild wallchart - in colour
Your 30 Days Wild wallchart - in greyscale
How to create a container wildlife garden
Our weekly themes
You can use our weekly themes to help plan your month of wild adventures. These are just suggestions, so feel free to approach your wild month in a way that suits you. That might be an activity a day, or one a week; it could mean moving through the weekly themes or just sticking to one. It’s totally up to you!
To help you through your challenge, we’ll be sending you daily emails full of information and activities, so if you get stuck for inspiration keep a look out for those!
Week one: Help wildlife where you live
Kick-off 30 Days Wild by choosing activities that help wildlife.
Week two: Move like wildlife
Get outside in nature and explore new places, or try exercise and activities inspired by wildlife!
Week three: Learn about wildlife
This week brush up on your wildlife knowledge and spotting skills! What will you learn?
Week four: Get creative with nature
For the final week of 30 Days Wild, write a nature story, make nature art, or paint a wildlife picture!