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Explore Our Free Resources

Downloadable nature-based activities designed to support learning, curiosity, and exploration outdoors and indoors.

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These resources can be downloaded and used in gardens, parks, school grounds, or at home to help children connect with nature through observation, creativity, and hands-on activities.

Outdoor Activities

Wild Explorers

Wild Explorers

Go outside and see how many things you can find in nature. From animals and plants to hidden clues like feathers, tracks, and leaves — this is all about slowing down and noticing the world around you.

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Tick each item as you spot it and discover how much nature is happening right outside your door!

My Wild Stories

My Wild Stories

Everything in nature has a secret story waiting to be discovered.

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Go outside and explore the natural world around you — in gardens, parks, school grounds, or anywhere you can find nature. Look closely at what you find, draw your discoveries, and imagine the stories hidden behind them. 

Summer Nectar Bar

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Invite butterflies, bees, and other daytime pollinators into your garden, balcony, or schoolyard by making a simple summer nectar bar!

 

An amazing and easy way to support pollinators in hot weather.

Wildlife Puddling Station

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A shallow puddling station designed for butterflies and other garden creatures to safely rest, drink water, and absorb essential minerals from damp soil — an easy way to support wildlife right in your garden!

Indoor Activities

Who Am I?

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A playful, science-based activity where children explore biodiversity through mystery close-ups and simple clues.

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From tiny decomposers to powerful pollinators and nocturnal hunters, every species reveals something important about how ecosystems work and how life on Earth is connected.

Garden Colouring Activity

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In this ready-to-print colouring activity, children can design their own wildlife-friendly garden by bringing flowers, plants, trees, and pollinators to life with colour. Along the way, they’ll discover how gardens can provide food, shade, water, and shelter for wildlife.

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Includes simple “go wild” tips to help support biodiversity in any green space!

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