Wales Nature Week 4-12 July- How to take part
Organisers
👉 Submit an event: whether it’s a wildlife walk or a nature talk at a local park, if you’d like to share your love for nature, organise and list your event here.
👉 Check our resources page: access support and tools to help organise and promote your event.
👉 Support Wales Nature Week on social media: like, comment or reshare posts and use
#WalesNatureWeek to be part of the story.
Communities
👉 Browse our events page: find out what’s happening near you. Simply contact the event organiser to book, or if no booking is required, just turn up on the day!
👉 Check our resources page: find tips on how you can help nature to thrive through simple, everyday actions.
👉 Follow Wales Nature Week on social media: and stay in-the-loop with the calendar of events and nature inspiration! Use #WalesNatureWeek to be part of the story.
Schools
Creative competition with Children’s Laureate Wales, Nicola Davies.
Wales Nature Week is a great way to get pupils and staff involved! This year, we’ve partnered with Children’s Laureate Wales, Nicola Davies, to bring schools a national creative competition for KS1 and KS2 pupils.
Pupils across Wales are encouraged to submit creative responses exploring how they notice and experience nature in their daily lives – from back gardens and school yards to the journey back home.
🍃 Download the KS1 resource pack here
🍃 Download the KS2 resource pack here
The competition is simple…
- Download and print either KS1 or KS2 resource pack
- Get your class to complete their resource – the more creative the better!
- Shortlist your class’s three best entries
- Submit your top entries to Nicola Davies gaiawarriors.davies@googlemail.com by Friday June 5.
Wales Nature Week 2026 – Primary School Poetry Competition (PDF)
Looking for other ways of getting involved as a school? Become a Bee Friendly school – see the Bee Friendly section for ideas 🐝
Any questions? Get in touch!
