Activities

Play a fun game to explore how the natural world is connected like a beautiful spider’s web.

Head outside, take a deep breath, and pay attention to the moment as you practise mindfulness and connect to the natural world.

Inspire your local community to take action by talking to them about everything your group’s achieved.

Share what you’ve learned about saving the planet by hosting an environmentally friendly camp.

Plan a walk to highlight the work you’ve done to improve nature in your local area, then get exploring.

Learn how to eat more sustainably and create a book of recipes to save the planet.

Search your surroundings and use natural materials to clean up your water source.

Identify a tree in this unbe-leaf-able nature knowledge game, then head outside to see how many trees everyone recognises.

Help build a tree-riffic future and get planting some in your local area to create a new woodland.

Look before you lop and treat some trees with a trip to the barbers.

Visit some woodland and discover what lives among the trees.

Find out more about your favourite flora or fauna, then host a display for your friends.

You’re never further than 70 miles from the sea in the UK. Coastlines are teaming with wildlife, so what will you discover?

Visit somewhere in your local area to find out how you could help make a difference.

Understand how to protect local hillsides and mountains, then do some conservation work to become part of the solution.

Build shelters from natural and manmade materials. Which one will you prefer?

What environmental impact do you make when climbing on natural rock faces? Find out more in this research challenge.

Use natural ingredients to create incredible colours, then paint a vibrant picture.

It’s time to roll the dyes as we experiment with some tie-riffic natural colours and fabrics.

Create a new garden or area for your local community.

Find out how lifestyle choices impact our planet and raise awareness in your local community.

Plastic isn’t fantastic! Work together to get your meeting place and local community to go single use plastic free.

You don’t need a garden to get growing – make some upcycled planters to turn even the smallest space green.

Encourage your community to grow their own herbs or wild flowers, provide wildlife-friendly spaces and spread happy messages.