Ongoing project following on the initial delivery of the Sport England year long project. It’s been truly wonderful to deliver this project and we are so glad its now embedded in the Canal & River Trust work. The Canal & River Trust team are amazing, and being able to spread what we’re doing across England is genuinely exciting, especially as we’ll be working in Sport England targeted areas of deprivation. This means we know we’re reaching and supporting the families who need us most.
Goal: Engage children (aged 5 – 12 years) and their families, who may be currently disconnected from nature, to develop meaningful knowledge and skills to benefit their physical and mental wellbeing.


Resources inc Online Academy and Kit
As part of our ongoing work with the Canal & River Trust we have developed an extensive range of resources, including tools on our online academy, a printed manual and also sustainable kit for deliver.
Training and Development for Canal & River Trust Staff and Volunteers
We continue to train and support over x members of staff and x volunteers to deliver the Lets Go Outdoors programme, its been amazing to work with such a passionate group of people. Say hello to the Canal & River Trust In the Wild Leaders…
Family Wellbeing Session Delivery on the Waterside
To further support the Canal and Tiver Trust team we co-delivered some In the Wild Family Sessions along the waterside.
Group 3-Week Programme Development
Part of our Lets Go Outdoors Project for the Canal and River Trust was to develop a three week programme that they could deliver for groups (targeted at primary schools). We developed three one hour sessions, for delivery on the waterside. Packed with some core In the Wild tools and some brand new ones too […]
Developing Family Wellbeing Trails
As part of our work for the Canal & River trust we have developed 17 family wellbeing routes at specific locations within targeted Sport England Areas. Initially this was 15 maps but due to the success of them Sport England funded a further two more maps (whoop whoop). The trails are a beautiful way to […]