The annual 30 Days Wild challenge celebrates the rich nature on our doorstep by spending a month doing something ‘wild’ every day and appreciating the natural world.

A meadow of over 700 wildflowers has been created at the Darlington Denes play area to increase biodiversity, supply a haven for insects and birds, and give people a place to enjoy nature.

.Over 100 tree saplings will be planted at Dalton Park Outlet Shopping Centre as part of an ongoing partnership with not-for-profit company Climate Action North.

Climate Action North received £6,400 from the Society’s 5% Pledge earlier this year to create a ‘Pollinator Parks®’ site in Darlington, where bees and other vital pollinators will benefit.

We understand plants and flowers are beneficial, so what’s the issue with weeds? These unwanted wild plants are sprayed, pulled up, and despised yet they have a critical part to play in our ecological landscape; ‘weeds’ will help reverse the dual biodiversity and climate crisis.

A Pollinator Parks® garden to support nature’s recovery by supplying a haven for insects and birds has been created at Sunderland Enterprise Park.

A Climate Action North Pollinator Parks ® Garden at Dalton Park Outlet Shopping Centre has been opened with an official red tape ceremony.

The Climate Action North Pollinator Park initiative has received full registered trademark status from the UK Intellectual Property Office (IPO).

The B-Lines network for England, which aims to help restore populations of insects, has added the Climate Action North Pollinator Parks project located at the North East Business Innovation Centre (BIC) to its map.

County Durham shopping destination, Dalton Park, is transforming part of its outdoor area into an ecological oasis with the help of community interest company Climate Action North.