152 Wild Things To Do

by Helen Babbs

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.

236 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 2010

Reviews

[Anne · Rating 3 out of 5]

No, no, this is a nature book - things to do with your kids in nature. Good one but for a Finn a bit too simplistic. Anyway, great reminder.

[May · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved this book! It reminded me of so many experiences in nature I'd had as a child that I really want to relive with my daughter (and just for myself)