South Yorkshire Woodland Partnership makes an appearance at the Honley Show! South Yorkshire Woodland Partnership (SYWP) joined the Forestry Commission’s stand at Honley Show on 29th June to raise awareness with landowners about the support for tree planting and woodland creation. […]
Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust Launch Ethically-Sourced Online Shop We’re excited to announce the launch of Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust’s online shop; a curated collection of high-quality, ethically sourced products designed to delight nature enthusiasts and conservation supporters. […]
Ughill Farm up and running A lot has happened in the six months since Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust took full ownership of Ughill Farm, an important Peak District location for many nationally threatened wading bird species.
SRWT and SYWP host Cumbria University Site visit at Ughill Farm On 8th May a group of forestry students from the University of Cumbria visited the Trust’s site at Ughill Farm to consider how woodland creation could be designed on a landscape scale and how this might be balanced with a working hill farm.
Wildlife and climate campaigners unite for what could be the biggest ever march for nature Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust are encouraging everyone to ‘unite for nature’ by supporting the family friendly ‘Restore Nature Now’ demonstration in central London.
Hub launched to support Biodiversity Net Gain implementation The BNG Hub is a new comprehensive resource, offering a complete end to end service and revolutionising the way developers approach Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG). Launched by South Yorkshire based environmental […]
Doncaster named a Tree City of the World Woodland creation and tree planting efforts through the South Yorkshire Woodland Partnership have been recognised with international acclaim.
Sheffield Swift City Map off to a flying start! An interactive map allows everyone to get involved with swifts
Grow Back Greener with The Green Estate With help from South Yorkshire Woodland Partnership and the Woodland Trust, local volunteers are busy creating new urban woodlands for local people to enjoy.