Engaging People with the Natural World
through Collaborative Action

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UK City Nature Challenge

City Nature Challenge is an epic, global citizen science project to collect information about our local wildlife. In 2020 ten UK cities are collaborating with 200+ cities across the world to find and record as much wildlife as possible to help track how nature is bouncing back this spring!

To take part simply download the free iNaturalist app today and start sharing your wildlife sightings from your windows, gardens and during your daily outdoor exercise.

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What is City Nature Challenge

Everything you need to know to take part in City Nature Challenge!

UK Map

Want to know what’s been found so far? Take a look at the wildlife map!

Resources

Teach your children how to record wildlife at home, in your garden or on your daily walk.

City Nature Challenge UK DataBlitz

On Friday 1st May meet some of your fellow UK challengers for the City Nature Challenge UK DataBlitz to help identify the records submitted over the international weekend.

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Polyommatus icarus

Common Blue Butterfly

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Amara similata

Ground Bettle

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Vespula vulgaris

Common Wasp

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