It's a tough challenge
but we think you can do it!
We have published an easy to follow route map of how to circumnavigate the county visiting each of our 42 Reserves from the largest to the smallest, the urban and the rural.
Take the journey of a lifetime, see some of the secret parts of
Dorset that are a bit off the beaten track.
It would be great if you could download a Sponsorship Form, and raise a little money along the way! Once you've collected any money you can easily and safely donate it here
Simon Cripps, our Chief Executive, is completing all 42 in just one week - find out more about his Challenge here
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 How to take part
The 42toDo challenge will run for the full 12 months of 2012. First register below for the challenge and receive your copy of the 42toDo challenge pack. Each pack contains a copy of the route map and information about how you can support Dorset Wildlife Trust. At each reserve there will be a unique stamp and as you visit each reserve you need to stamp your map. Don't forget to register below for your special pack...
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Take your time!
One of the best things about this challenge is that you can do it at your own pace. The route is based on a cycle or walkers route. Whether you choose to cycle around them all as quickly as possible. Walk around a few of them over a weekend or just visit each reserve during the year the choice of transportation and time you take to complete them is all up to you. Register below...
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From days out to circular walks...
In the challenge pack there are suggestions of family days out to take in 2 or 3 locations; circular one day walking routes; great wildlife experience suggestions and NOT TO BE MISSED locations. Register below!
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Will you be a prize-winner?
All those that visit 21or the full 42 reserves will receive a certificate and commemorative badge. We will also be awarding some special prizes for the fastest, largest group, highest fundraisers (you can donate here), youngest participant and anything else that captures our attention.
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