Those that love nature can do so in a number of ways. Some will favour nothing more than a dip in cold and wild waters, while others seek to scale rocky heights or overcome arduous trails. This diversity can make it rather challenging to find the right gift for an outdoorsy individual since you might not know exactly what they get up to when adventuring out into the wild. However, there are nine ideal and essential gifts for those who love nature, regardless of how they might choose to enjoy it!
Nature-Inspired Journal
Whether made from natural materials or imprinted with the flora of a certain landscape, a bespoke journal can be a valued gift since many of those who love nature want to record their experiences too. Some might favour a notebook that allows them to sketch and note as they travel, while others might prefer a place to store their favourite photographs.
Destination Guide
If you know that your nature-loving friend is about to take a big trip (or wants to) it can be a great idea to gift them a map or guide of the chosen location. As a gift, these can be extremely valuable, especially if they are well-designed too, since this makes them a memento after the trip.
Insect Hotel
Keeping a small, compartmentalised wooden hotel in a garden can boost the population of insects and support pollination in your area. This is why insect hotels are becoming increasingly popular and are perfect gifts for nature lovers.
Changing Robe
Many of those who enjoy the outdoors will keep doing so even through winter. As such, they are likely to want something that will keep them both warm and stylish, such as a changing robe for when they’re out and about, especially if they plan on taking a dip into wild waters.
Seed Bombs
Wildflower seed bombs, sometimes called butterfly balls, are a great way to improve the ecology of a local area. Seed bombs are compact balls that can be thrown into grasslands and soils to encourage the growth of native wildflowers and plants that later grow to support insects, such as butterflies.
Organic Socks
They often say that socks make for a poor gift. However, for those who are constantly on their feet and exploring the outdoors, a sturdy and comfortable pair of socks, especially ones made from organic materials, are a welcome gift to receive.
Hammock
Whether wanting a moment’s respite on a hot do or a cool place to quickly set up camp, a hammock is a brilliant asset for anyone who spends time outdoors. Many high-end designs even have extra amenities too, such as covers for rainfall.
A Wild Book
Learning more about the landscape is one reason many will take to the outdoors. As such, a book on their chosen interest can be a brilliant gift, helping them to learn more about that which they love and giving them something to take outdoors with them.
Waterproof Backpack
Since most outdoor activities require equipment, a backpack is generally necessary. Having one that is not only comfortable but waterproof too is a great benefit to every nature enthusiast and will prove valuable when caught by sudden rainfall.
