2.6 Alphabet Challenge
Take our 2.6 Alphabet Challenge and support the Sussex Wildlife Trust
As part of The 2.6 Challenge Sussex Wildlife Trust wants you and your family to get outside, get active and connect with nature. Our nature themed scavenger hunt is based on the 26 letters of the alphabet - all you have to do is find an animal or plant for each letter A – Z.
Use our A-Z spotter sheet showing animals, plants, insects, amphibians and mammals – all are common species found in Sussex - or come up with a list of your own ‘special spots’ .
Our 2.6 Alphabet Challenge can take place in your garden or while out cycling or walking. Whether you go on a 2.6k walk, a 26 mile cycle ride, or play I-Spy in your garden, try to find something starting with each letter of the alphabet.
The 2.6 Challenge, will launch this weekend on Sunday 26 April 2020. You will have a week to complete your challenge and raise as much sponsorship as you can for Sussex Wildlife Trust. Our 2.6 Alphabet Challenge is open to anyone of any age – the only requirement is that the activity must follow the Government guidelines on exercise and social distancing and remember to stay local.
If you would prefer to set your own 2.6 challenge, please do. We’d love to see what imaginative ideas you come up with.
Download your 2.6 Challenge Scavenger Hunt sheet
Remember these are only suggestions, see what wildlife you can find for each letter.
Watch Tamara Jewell take the 2.6 Alphabet Challenge
Join our 2.6 Challenge team today and help raise funds for the Sussex Wildlife Trust
Photographers credits for 2.6 Challenge Scavenger Hunt sheet:
Sussex Wildlife Trust is grateful to all the photographers who support our work through their pictures:
Nick Upton, Mike Read, Hugh Clark FRPS, Alan Price, Peter Brooks, Derek Middleton, Bob Eade, Roger Wilmshurst,
Matthew Caig, Neil Fletcher, Dave Kilbey. Mark Monk-Terry.