Big Wild Walk

Big Wild Walk

Big Wild Walk

24th - 30th October

Take on the Big Wild Walk challenge for nature & climate

Help The Wildlife Trust tackle the nature and climate emergency by challenging yourself to a Big Wild Walk this October half-term. Between 24th and 30th October, we’re asking nature lovers to fundraise for The Wildlife Trusts, as we embark on our mission to protect at least 30% of land and sea for nature by 2030.

Fundraise for wildlife!

I’d definitely recommend the Big Wild Walk to anyone! It’s a great way to get out into nature, maybe get to somewhere you’ve never been before, set yourself a goal and try to smash it!
Steve
Big Wild Walk 2021 participant

The challenge

In honour of our 30 by 30 goal, we’ve themed the Big Wild Walk around the number 30, which is why we’re asking participants to cover 30km! The Big Wild Walk is a completely flexible fundraising event, which means you get to set your own goal!

  • Choose the distance of your Big Wild Walk – 30km, 15km, 3km, it’s entirely up to you!
  • Go as slow or as fast as you want – Complete your goal over the entire Big Wild Walk week or set yourself a daily goal. 
  • Sprint, stroll or roll – It’s completely up to you how you complete it, the important thing is that you’re helping raise funds for natures recovery.

Register today and you'll even receive a #BigWildWalk pin badge when you raise over £30!

Take part

Are you wanting to get involved with young children? Why not try the Hedgehog Challenge! Cover 3km with your little ones - that's the same distance a hedgehog can cover in a night.

Sign up here!

Fiona's walk for wildlife

Fiona's Walk for Wildlife raised over £2,000

 

"If you’ve ever felt that you couldn’t do something please be assured that you can! I’m approaching middle age, was unfit, had to strap up my dodgy knee, take pain killers, and fight my inner saboteur telling me I couldn’t do it, but I achieved my goal & you can too.

"I can’t recommend walking and connecting with wildlife highly enough for mental & physical health."

More info

Got a question? Take a look at our Frequently Asked Questions below and we'll see if we can help!

FAQs