I have taken part in the Wildlife Trust’s 30 days wild initiative for several years now. I have used these activities in my capacity as a teacher and as a parent. I hope you find a bit of inspiration to get engaged with nature.
- Idea one-Painting stones
- Idea two-Wildlife survey
- Idea three-Hug a tree
- Idea four-Wildlife books
- Idea five-Listen to a podcast
- Idea six-Meditate in the wild
- Idea seven-Visit a reserve
- Idea eight-Hedgehog hole
- Idea nine-Feed the birds
- Idea ten-Write a wild poem
- Idea eleven-Save water
- Idea twelve-Build a bug hotel
- Idea thirteen-Snap something blue
- Idea fourteen-Watch a webcam
- Idea fifteen-Butterfly banquet
- Idea 16-Download the app
- Idea 17-Litter picking
- Idea 18-Listen to birdsong
- Idea 19-Hedgehog feeder
- Idea twenty-Build a logpile house
- Idea twenty one-Wildflower hunt
- Idea twentytwo- Get closer to the grass
- Idea Twentythree-Eat outside
- Idea Twentyfour-Nighttime stroll
Wild Parenting 