3 in 30 Days Wild Challenge
Support The Wildlife Trusts campaign and spend three of your #30DaysWild birding.
- 1 - 30 June 2023
- Log 3 Days Wild (using a sighting or session)
- Complete the challenge and earn your finishers badge and a chance to win Birda prizes
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Overview
Take part in our 3 in 30 Days Wild Challenge! In support of The Wildlife Trust’s annual #30DaysWild event, which encourages people to do one wild thing a day throughout the month of June, we’re challenging you to spend three of your thirty days birding. When you log new sightings or birding sessions for three days during June 1st – June 30th, you’ll be in with a chance of winning prizes and Birda goodies.
The Wildlife Trusts is a British charity comprised of 46 independent local trusts that focus on conservation efforts across the UK. An annual initiative of this group is the “30 Days Wild” campaign, which invites people to engage in daily nature-focused activities throughout the month of June. Launched with the intention of inspiring a deeper connection between people and the natural world. Activities range from spending time outdoors exploring nature to learning about local species and their habitats. The “30 Days Wild” campaign strives to inspire stewardship and advocacy for conservation long after the campaign ends.
Prizes will be attributed via random draw (Terms & Conditions apply).
The prizes
- Opticron Explorer WA ED-R 8×32 binoculars (RRP $329/£229)
- 365 Days Wild Book by Lucy McRobert
- Birda merchandise
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