Join what promises to be a very exciting and joyous event this May. Don’t forget to bring your banners and placards with you.

Join our wild clan for some very creative swift inspired making at this fab community event in New Basford. It promises to be wild.

Join us for a relaxed event to get more familiar with the remarkable Hawthorn (aka May Tree). We will meet on the evening of Mayday / Beltane to share stories about this familiar shrub - including its value to wildlife, folklore, and human uses such as food and medicine. We’ll taste hawthorn products together, and have a go at some hands-on activities.

Join us for a relaxed event to get familiar with the amazing Stinging Nettle, including hands on activities.

Join us for our first ever Swift Homecoming Parade in Nottingham. This short community walk will take place in Carrington and we are delighted to be joined by pupils and community from Claremont Primary School. Please bring smiles and placards!

We will be holding the first of this season's pavement botany walks on Tuesday 16th. Join us as we examine the often-overlooked wildflowers that colonise our streets, and chalk their names to celebrate them and help others notice them.

There will also be an opportunity to find out more about our #poisonfreepavements campaign.

All welcome - an ideal event to bring kids too

A wild and exciting wild.NG launch webinar all about helping our urban hedgehogs, with some very special and inspiring guests. All ages and interests welcome

Join wild.ng members and other local Wildlife Champions for an end-of-season walk around each of our Poison Free Pavements pilot areas.
Meeting point: St John’s Church garden, Loscoe Road.

Join wild.ng members and other local Wildlife Champions for an end-of-season walk around each of our Poison Free Pavements pilot areas.
Meeting point: Corner of Watcombe Circus and Milner Road

Join wild.ng members and other local Wildlife Champions for an end-of-season walk around each of our Poison Free Pavements pilot areas. Meeting point: Corner of Rufford Road and Victoria Road.

Join our wild.NG bat experts Michael Walker and Lorna Griffiths to detect bat populations in our project area. They’ll be bringing with them bat detectors for you to tune into the frequencies of different urban bats and listen to the echolocation and hunting sounds.

Join wild.ng members and other local Wildlife Champions for an end-of-season walk around each of our Poison Free Pavements pilot areas. Meeting point: Winchester Street Car Park .

Join wild.NG for this great event about our urban swifts and the project in our area. You will discover the fascinating wonder of this enigmatic superhero bird, its life cycle, migration and its nesting/breeding behaviour and observe local swifts in the area. Talk at St Johns followed by tour to view swifts in area.

BLOOM! Join us for our ever popular wild event, identifying our street wildflowers and chalking our streets. Great for all ages and interests.

Join us for the first "Meet the Neighbours" event - getting to know our more-than-human neighbours in the city and and taking a deep dive into their histories, ecology, folklore and uses. Led by local artists and plant enthusiast Becky Beinart, with input from Nottingham City Tree Officer and local resident Alex Begg.

BLOOM! Our monthly Street Wildflower Graffiti Tour is back this June. Join us for a great session chalking our streets labelling our street wildflowers. Great for all ages, families and interests.

Our first informal welcome event (online) for our 100+ Wildlife Champions across our community. We will introduce our project, get to know each other offer top tips and have a Q & A. It will be wild!

With chalk at the ready we will be touring our community in search of wildflowers. A wonderful free event for all ages and interests.

Back due to popular demand! We hope you can join us for this great pavement wildflower graffiti tour. It’s free and suitable for all ages and interests. Families welcome

Walking the streets of Nottingham to discover the wonder and beauty of our urban trees, and importantly learn about canopy cover, the challenges facing our street trees and how as a community we can help take care of our local trees.

Join the wild.NG team for an inspiring event to create more wilder streets where we live. A neighbourhood level event, we will be hosting talks and encouraging new ideas and connecting together as a community to make a real difference.

Join Michelle Reader, artist and member of wild.NG for innovative creative activities to create pollinator-inspired sculptural plant markers from found materials. Visitors will also get to see her spectacular wildlife-inspired sculptures made from waste alongside the art of many other artists as part of a creative day at Windmill Community Gardens. No need to book.

Join INSTAR Trish, Nick and Tim of Swift Street together with Michael, Lorna and Nick from Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust, for a walk about tour to observe the aerobatic wonder and behaviour of swifts nesting in across our community. They will also introduce you to the breathtaking facts about this superhero bird and also about swift street as a project and offer advice about creating your own swift street. Suitable for all ages, families welcome.