Now that 30 Days Wild is over, some people are returning to their normal lives. However, others have become as hooked on nature as I am, and have decided they don’t want to stop. I felt that way last year, and spent a lot more time connecting with nature from June 2016 onwards as a … Continue reading
I first discovered #30DaysWild last year. This fantastic initiative from the Wildlife Trusts encourages people to get out in nature every day in June, and take part in ‘Random Acts of Wildness’, sharing their adventures using the #30DaysWild hashtag on social media. I had a wonderful time taking part last year, and found lots of … Continue reading
And so, the end was near. 30 Days Wild was drawing to a close. Except that for me, it wasn’t. Over the 30 Days of June, I’d become hooked on nature and glued to my camera. Walks along the canal – or further afield – had become a daily treat. The ducks were getting used … Continue reading
Days 10-12 of 30 Days Wild have been so busy with random acts of wildness that I’ve been too busy to post. I’ve had so much going on that I’ve had to look through my photos to check exactly what I’ve been up to. This has included: Nature Crafting Making a 3D collage using flowers … Continue reading
Days 1-3 of 30DaysWild have included ducklings, urban wildflower photography and cygnets Continue reading
The Wildlife Trusts are encouraging people to interact with nature every day this June for #30DaysWild. Their website and app are full of ideas, and no matter where you live, there are ways to connect with nature, from planting a tree to making seed-bombs, growing your own fruit and veg to putting out food for … Continue reading
