Our little explorers
A single piece of tree bark can be home to an entire miniature world! Tiny creatures such as beetles, spiders, woodlice, centipedes, springtails and even microscopic mites all use the cracks and crevices beneath bark as shelter, feeding grounds and nurseries.
In fact, one mature tree can support hundreds of different species, making it one of the busiest wildlife habitats in the forest
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Save the date – November 25
We warmly welcome you to our Annual General Meeting on Wednesday, November 25, 2026, and invite you to come along and find out more about our charity and the work…
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Winners of our Facebook competition
The winners of our Facebook competition are: 1st Prize – A FREE Wild Things Camp Place One young adventurer will win a free place at a Wild Things autumn or…
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Book for October holidays
2026 Autumn Adventure Days: 5-9yrs £40.00 Autumn Adventure Days Wild Things • October School Holidays 2026 Get ready… because this Autumn, Wild Things is going FULL ON ADVENTURE MODE! Bursting with colour,…
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