Thanks to all our readers who shared their wild heroes with us. We loved receiving your letters and reading about the miraculous ways your heroes help us and their environment.
Congratulations to our four lucky winners!
Liuce, age 9, Bristol
Benji, age 7, Norfolk
Zoe, age 8, Aberdeen
Alejandro, age 9, Edinburgh
The four lucky winners won the impressive, 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle. With it's stunning design featuring an illustration of a British countryside scene with native wildlife. Certain to bring hours of joy!
Ayla, age 9, Derbyshire
Teya, age 8, Beckenham
Amelia, age 9, Cambridge
Marthy, age 7, Runcorn
Estelle, age 9, Bracknell
Evie-Grace, age 10, Surrey
Isla, age 9, Aberdeenshire
Lyra, age 7, Dorset
Kaia, age 5, Whitland
Ilan, age 9, London
Rosanna, age 7, Haslemere
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