Sidsjön, Sundsvall
A Wilda trail is a handful of small markers along a path children already walk.
Each one wakes up something that belongs there.
New places and new animals arrive regularly — @wilda.earth.
A map that grows
Animals belong to their places. The musk ox lives in the mountains, the lemming far north. So Wilda is built one place at a time.
- Open nowSundsvall
Sidsjön
Six animals around the lake. This is where it starts.
- Coming soonThe mountains
Fjällen
High up, where the snow stays longest.
- Coming soonLapland
Lappland
Far north, where the light is different.
- Coming soonThe High Coast
Höga kusten
Cliffs, sea and very big wings.
- Coming soonThe forest
Skogen
Deep southern forest with quiet paths.
Six animals wait around the lake. Each one stays hidden until a child reaches its spot — then it wakes up, answers questions and hands out a mission.
We don’t reveal them here. Each animal only appears once a child is standing in front of it on the trail.
How Wilda works
Discover
Find a Wilda marker in a park, forest, school or nature area.
Find
Follow the map.
No downloads.
No accounts.
Meet
Meet an animal, plant or place.
Every Wilda story sparks curiosity and encourages children to explore what’s right in front of them.
Explore
Complete a small mission.
Observe. Listen. Move.
Draw. Collect. Discover.