“At The Wildlife Trusts, we believe there’s a huge public appetite for more connection to nature. If the past year has taught us anything, it’s that people need more nature in their lives and much more of it on their own doorstep. “We’ll be getting outdoors for a Big Wild Breakfast in the garden on 1st June to kickstart our family’s own 30 Days Wild. In 2020, a five-year review of 30 Days Wild participants, run in conjunction with the University of Derby, found people reported they felt happier and healthier from taking part, with positive effects lasting for at least two months afterwards.Ĭraig Bennett, chief executive of The Wildlife Trusts, says: Thousands of people share their top tips and ideas via 30 Days Wild Facebook and Twitter.

Join 30 Days Wild and get a digital pack of fantastic ideas! There are also options for schools, care homes and businesses to take part. wildlife guides, how-to guides, an online quiz event and much more.a Big Wild Breakfast nature ‘bingo’ placemat.advice on recording your breakfast bio-blitz.top technical tips from wildlife webcam experts.a bundle of fun with a wallchart and 101 ideas to complete the challenge.Sign-up for 30 Days Wild and you’ll receive a digital pack including: Participants are urged to celebrate the first day of their wild month with a Big Wild Breakfast and see how much wildlife they can spot in just 30 minutes. New for this year – a Big Wild Breakfast to kickstart the 30 Days Wild challenge on Tuesday 1st June.

Sketching, drawing or painting nature – 47%.

Going barefoot on the grass or earth – 49%.

Making a wildlife home (birdbox, bee hotel) – 49%.

The Wildlife Trusts asked a 1,000 people who took part in 30 Days Wild in 2020 about their favourite random acts of wildness. Fans join a supportive online community for inspiration, practical advice and wildlife-watching tips. People are invited to sign-up and try one ‘random act of wildness’ every day, for 30 days in June. A record 650,000 people took part in 2020 alone. 30 Days Wild is a fun, annual event from The Wildlife Trusts, with more than a million participants to date.

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