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01/04/2026

01/04/2026

01/04/2026

Remembering this adventure to Kings Wood and discovering the foot print 🧐

24/03/2026

18/03/2026

Happy everyone! Today's fairy is the Primrose Fairy from Flower Fairies of the Spring 🍃✨

The Primrose opens wide in spring;
Her scent is sweet and good:
It smells of every happy thing
In sunny lane and wood.
I have not half the skill to sing
And praise her as I should.

She’s dear to folk throughout the land;
In her is nothing mean:
She freely spreads on every hand
Her petals pale and clean.
And though she’s neither proud nor grand,
She is the Country Queen.

15/03/2026

We dedicate this Mothering Sunday to all the wild mothers out there in nature. 💚

The four legged, two winged, multiple legged, legless, slithering, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, insects, invertebrates, birds, and fishes.

The ones who have survived 10,000’s of years. The ones who live long lives, the ones who pupate and live just long enough to lay eggs. The ones who sacrifice their bodies for their offspring. The ones who swim up waterfalls to spawn in rivers where they were born, the ones who build intricate nests, the ones who hide away from their family to brood, the ones who hibernate in a den whilst giving birth, the ones who risk their life to feed their young, the ones who build colonies, the ones who lead their herd for miles to the watering holes, the ones who dig deep holes to lay their eggs, and most of all - the ones who have been domesticated and bred to recreate for human consumption or exploitation.

This world is habitable because of mothers, reproducing and continuing the cycle of life.

We have deepest respect and admiration for animal kind and their connection with planet earth.

Take some time today to acknowledge their contribution to life on earth 🌱

🪿🐝🐞🦋🐢🐠🐬🦭🐅🐘🦒🐏🕊️🦡🐿️🦔🐾🐜🐮🦊🐱🐸🐴🪱🤎🤍🩶🖤💚🧡💛❤️🩷💜💙💖

10/03/2026

To raise awareness of what we do, and encourage more people with disabilities and impairments to get outside into nature, Wild with Wheels CIC would love your feedback.

Post a review to our profile. https://g.page/r/CQoMhGtA8ZCUEBI/review

04/03/2026

Our very own Co-Director Michael…. ☺️

Introducing Michael your walk leader for Buttercups and Daisies, A Way with Words and Heathlands and Hedgehogs 🌳

"I’m Michael, a life and wellbeing coach/practitioner and business owner of WalkWild Wellbeing, https://bit.ly/4aYOr5G and a co-director of Wild With Wheels CIC, https://bit.ly/4hWSPEN, with over 15 years experience of working in statutory and community social care and mental health settings.

I am also a North Downs Way and GeoPark Ambassador, for Kent Downs National Landscape, one of the 46 protected, scenic, and environmentally significant areas across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Covering roughly 18% of the UK, they are designated to conserve natural beauty, support biodiversity, and offer recreational value to the public.

It’s exciting to be returning for my 5th year of the Heart of Kent Walking Festival, with 3 wellbeing focused walks, an annual favourite as we visit Linton and Buttercups Goat Sanctuary, and two new ones, raising funds for Thorne Hedgehog Rescue, and the third one a poetic celebration of the beautiful countryside and views right on our door step.

As WalkWild Wellbeing, “Wellbeing Without Walls” has become my tagline, because I have personally experienced within myself, and the clients and groups that I have supported, led or walked with, the many benefits that simply being out in nature provides, both for our physical and mental health and wellbeing.

I / we don’t just walk, we mindfully interact with the things we come across, whether it be the opportunity to learn something new, share a story or quiet mindful moment, jump through a muddy puddle, try out a rope swing we find hanging from a tree bough, or marvel at the discovery of a plant or rare fungus we’ve never seen before; we are there to soak it all up and find the wild and creative that is within us all, but often just needs a safe environment, and the inspiration of nature to awaken it.

I encourage you to come and experience nature and our wild open spaces, as it was created to be.
I look forward to walking with you."

04/03/2026

For World Wildlife Day (3rd March) and every day is a a day to enjoy nature and wildlife living in urban and rural areas.

If you have a garden, or wild space nearby, take some time to observe and listen. Even if your closest wild space is a window box with pollinator attracting plants and flowers…

The best garden attracts wildlife. It may appear messy but nature isn’t tidy, it provides habitat, nests, dens, places to hide from predators or the elements.

Wildlife may fly, crawl, wriggle, with wings, legs or no legs to propel itself along.

Are they hatching, resting, feeding, finding a mate to reproduce or are they communicating with others in their species or warning of danger?

Are they native, or migratory? Do they survive the winter or hibernate?

Our fellow earth creatures are fascinating, with complex lifecycles, communities and roles within the food chain.

Pollinating, predators, herbivores, seed spreading, fertilising and breaking down dead plants and animals and pond life.

Wildlife play a role in our (human) wellbeing too, with birdsong and providing the building blocks of a fertile landscape.




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