PLAY “I S Y”
Discover Nature by playing "I Spy" or promote or sponsor someone who is
PLAY
“I S Y”
Discover Nature by playing "I Spy" or promote or sponsor someone who is
The Challenge:
Spot and identify living beings in nature to earn points. Our habitat is so wonderfully varied. Here we challenge you to search with your clever eyes and identify different specimens. You will be given points for each specimen you find.
Take part and extend your love and knowledge to all the wonderful things around you.
- You record the date and place where you spotted your find.
- You can upload the photos of your find and can replace them with better ones at any time.
- We will award you points for each find, the rarer the find the more points you get.
- We will keep a league table of spotters for different age groups, so that you can compare how well you are doing with others your age.
Set yourself a sponsorship target and raise money for HEAL Charity. You will be giving hope to those less fortunate than yourself.
Categories of Finds
We have 8 categories of finds to spot:
Birds of the United Kingdom
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Butterflies of the United Kingdom
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Fungi of the United Kingdom
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Wild Animals of the United Kingdom
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Insects of the United Kingdom
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Trees of the United Kingdom
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Wild Flowers of the United Kingdom
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Zoo Animals of the United Kingdom
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What to do next:
- If you would like to sign up to take part in “I Spy”, click the ‘Register‘ button.
- If you would like to sponsor one of the players and see their progress on their challenge, click the ‘Sponsor‘ button.
- If you would like to promote one of our ‘spotters’ by sending emails to family and friends, which tell about the “I Spy” challenges and provide them with the opportunity to become a ‘sponsor’, click the ‘Promote‘ button.
- If you have already registered and you want to check/update your dashboard, click the ‘Sign in‘ button.
- Alternatively, you can share this game in your social media: