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School children identifying invertebrates

School children identifying invertebrates - Ross Hoddinott/2020VISION

Inspiring a love of nature

Wildlife Watch

Wildlife Watch is our club for young people

Wildlife Watch is the UK’s leading wildlife club for young people. It gives them the chance to discover the wildlife that lives in their local area and helps them to explore the natural world. There are three different ways to get involved.

Boy reading Wildlife Watch magazine
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Wildlife Watch Membership

Wildlife Watch magazine posted to you seasonally, packed with all the activities you need to connect with nature from your own home.
Nene Wetlands pond dipping
Find an event

Wildlife Watch Groups

Regular wildlife themed sessions for primary-aged children and their families, with activities like pond-dipping, bug hunting and craft.
Painting tea pot planter
Online Activities

Wildlife Watch website

Interactive and downloadable resources to keep young ones happy for hours.

Connecting with nature helps children thrive

Children's Mental Health: stress

Children's Mental Health: stress

Children's Mental Health: self worth

Children's Mental Health: self worth

Childrens Mental Health: happier

Childrens Mental Health: happier

Wildlife Watch events coming up

Millie Evans with her recycling quiz game

Jo Evans (Mum)

Millie Loves Wildlife Watch

She's been enjoying taking part in Wildlife Watch activities for many years now and hopes to be a group leader herself one day.

Read her blog