152 Wild Things To Do

Overview

When did you last climb a tree in England? Or pick some blackberries there? Maybe spot a bird of prey or collect shells on a beach? Plant flowers to help bumble bees? 152 Wild Things To Do is exactly what you need to reconnect with nature. Whether you call Great Britain home or are visiting a Wildlife Trust nature reserve there, this book is packed with inspirational ideas to get active, get outside, and see the best of Britain's wildlife. From planting wildlife-friendly plants to taking a nature trail through ancient forests, from saving an endangered species in your garden to spotting whales and dolphins, this family-friendly guide is accessible, practical and perfect for nature-lovers everywhere, young or old.

Reviews

"152 Wild Things To Do is a very attractive, bright, colorful book listing 152 ways to enjoy nature. They suggest things from visiting the Isles of Scilly to finding daffodils in a wood. The photography looked great too. A very attractive little book." —David Lindo, author, Supervision Can Be Easy! "There are enough ideas in the book to keep anyone—particularly families and children—outdoors all year. Some focused on visiting the best of the Wildlife Trusts' 2,250 nature reserves across the UK . . . and others are ways to help conserve things . . . but all are about sheer pleasure . . . whether it's in the mountains of Scotland or the heart of a city." —Guardian.co.uk "A gem of a book that goes the extra (country) mile . . . it includes plenty of offbeat activities." —BBC Wildlife Magazine

Author Biography

Helen Babbs is the author of On a Rooftop in My London Year. She works in coordination with the Wildlife Trust, a company dedicated to working towards an environment rich in wildlife for everyone.