The International Otter Survival Fund (IOSF) is turning 30 this year - and for their birthday they have set a challenge for their supporters. The aim is to do 30 of something and raise money.

I've chosen to cycle 300 miles in 30 days during June!

As you might know - when I lived in my flat I would cycle everyday, but since moving to Sudbury, my Peloton has been sat unused. So this is going to be a real challenge for me!

(Plus, if I meet my target by the end of Sunday 7th May, David has said he'll join me, since "cycling 10 miles a day is easy"...!)

I will keep everyone updated on my progress - both in the run up to June and during the challenge. Can I do it? Let's find out :)

About the International Otter Survival Fund (IOSF)

IOSF was inspired by observing otters in their natural habitat. The otter lives, feeds and plays on land and in the water and is at the peak of the food chain so is an ambassador species to a first class environment. IOSF supports the world's 13 species of otter through compassion and science.

All proceeds will go into helping IOSF and their otter conservation projects around the world, including education, rehabilitation and research.

£5 feeds an otter for two days

£40 buys a new release cage

£400 will support the release of an otter back into the wild

£1,600 will support the raising and release of an otter cub (food, vet bills, etc)

We know times are hard for everyone, but if you can spare even a small amount to help the otters we will be very grateful. No amount is too small as it will buy a fish for an otter.

www.otter.org / Registered charity number SC003875

All proceeds will go into helping IOSF and their otter conservation projects around the world, including education, rehabilitation and research.