Pokémon Go Sustainability Week: Research tasks and rewards explained

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Pokémon Go Sustainability Week is now well underway, with fans able to get their hands on some eco-friendly Pokémon. So expect plenty of grass types!

Apart from new Pokémon, there are also Timed Research events and egg-hatching opportunities surrounding the likes of Combee, Drillbur, Trubbish and more to keep players occupied. Oh, and of course, plenty of XP rewards.

This is all happening during a Rediscover Kanto event that is seeing many of the original 151 head into the spotlight once again. So, if you are feeling nostalgic or haven't quite filled your Pokédex, now is your chance.

But for Pokémon Go Sustainability Week, there's only a limited number of days to take advantage of the event with not long left now. We've rounded up all the details so you know what's available and what's about to disappear.

Pokémon Go’s Sustainability Week 2024 takes place fromMonday 22nd April 2024 at 10am and will end on Friday 26th April 2024 at 8pm local time.

This year’s event will run for a slightly shorter period than 2023 (two days fewer) and is not quite a full week, so players will have to work extra hard to achieve everything the update has to offer.

But how do the objectives and rewards compare to last year? Read on for a full list of the tasks and prizes in this year’s Sustainability Week.

As you would expect, there are a bunch of new features in Pokémon Go’s Sustainability Week for 2024, as the game encourages players to leave the house and explore outside with their buddy Pokémon.

The event itself comes with the increased chance that your buddy will bring you souvenirs and presents (which is always a good thing) and they will earn hearts at half the distance when you’re walking around.

Feeding them berries or poffins will also result in them spending more time on the game’s map.

Pokéstop Showcases are also available at various Pokéstops. You can enter Pokémon themed around the event into different contests where they will be judged — it’s almost like Crufts for