Pupils from Brambles Infant School & Nursery have planted wildflowers in abandoned planters to cheer up their local streets and bring wildlife back to this urban area.

Children and young people should have the chance to have unforgettable experiences discovering the outdoors. A hands-on connection with nature gives a much better understanding of the environment…

Wilder Portsmouth has teamed up with the Portsmouth City Council’s Adventure Playgrounds and Youth Centres to connect more of the city’s children to the nature on their doorsteps.

This week, Team Wilder released a video to celebrate the fact that it’s been a year since we launched our Wilder Strategy with ambitious plans to get 1 in 4 people on nature’s side. In that time…

Nat, a sixth form student in Eastleigh, is combining his studies with an Extended Project Qualification to help make space for nature on his college grounds.

Isle of Wight resident Sheila reflects on taking primary school learning outdoors with our Wildbeach project.

Find out how one Wilder School in Havant has been adapting its outdoor learning during lockdown and has used wildlife gardening as a way to stay connected to their students as they learned from…

Outdoor learning for schools across the two counties had to change a bit during lockdown, but it hasn’t stopped them and their students from doing some amazing things. Read on for more on what…

Children from across Hampshire and Isle of Wight are supporting the Trust's vision for a wilder future. They're planting flowers for pollinators, building hotels for insects, and cycling…

Team Wilder's latest Wild School is Kings Worthy Primary school, just north of Winchester. They've spent the last 9 years wilding their school grounds and making more spaces for children…