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Take a look, through some of the common species of wildlife that live in the South Yorkshire area around Sheffield and Rotherham.
A recently extended patch of heathland and woodland, neighbouring Wyming Brook.
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Keep an eye on this page to stay abreast of the latest developments, project updates and news from the South Yorkshire Woodland Partnership.
South Yorkshire Woodland Partnership have been providing training and opportunities to partners, land owners, and local authorities, since 2022 and continue to strive to expand knowledge further in 2025! As […]
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Kids Plant Trees is a not-for-profit organisation set up by a bunch of local (tired) mums, working to give more children in South Yorkshire the opportunity to get outdoors and […]
Last week, South Yorkshire Woodland Partnership (SYWP) and partners Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council (RMBC) and City of Doncaster Council (CDC) took delivery of over 24,000 trees as part of an […]
South Yorkshire Woodland Partnership are keen to support the Forest Plastics Working Group and would like to raise awareness of the Plot That Plastic App and encourage people to get […]
Most of us love trees, but did you know how much they can help to grow your business? A well-designed and managed woodland can help grow your farm business and […]
We are really keen to get your woodland creation enquiries in as soon as possible so we can start our step by step process to set you up with a […]
The weather has been particularly warm these last few days and although the sunshine is very welcome here in South Yorkshire, it can cause problems for our animals and crops. […]
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. […]
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.
Woodland creation and tree planting efforts through the South Yorkshire Woodland Partnership have been recognised with international acclaim.