The only way to make a real difference for wildlife is to work with others, and the Wildlife Trust has some amazing and committed partners.
Some of them we work with every day while others generously fund our projects or contribute to our running costs.
Sheffield City Council is our main partner across Sheffield. We lease nine nature reserves from the Council and work closely with the Ecology Unit and the Parks, Woodlands and Countryside Ranger Service to improve Sheffield's parks and open spaces, and on vital works to protect and enhance biodiversity.
We are also working extensively with Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council, particularly on Centenary Riverside, our innovative urban wetland park which is part nature reserve, part natural flood defence.
Together with our partners, and with the support of the local communities to whom we are ultimately responsible, we are helping to make Sheffield and Rotherham better and greener places to live - for wildlife, and for people.
Our Partners
Many thanks to all the organisations listed below, who are enabling us to make a real and lasting difference to our local environment.
AJ Webb, Aggregate Industries, All Saints Education Trust, Arbourthorne Community Forum, Arco, Barclays Plc Corporate Sponsorship, Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council, Big Lottery, Biodiversity Action Fund (Natural England), British Waterways, Broomhall Forum, Burngreave New Deal for Communities, Centre for Full Employment & Phoenix, Children & Young People Empowerment Project, Church Burgesses Educational Trust, Consistency Limited, Community Forum, D'Oyly Carte Charitable Trust, DEFRA, Don Trust, Dryden & Kyle Tenants & Residents Association, Eastwood & Springwell Pathfinder, English Nature, Entrust (Landfill Tax), Environment Agency, EPIP, Esmee Fairbairn Foundation, Fir Vale Youth Group, Five Weirs Walk Trust, Four Winds Trust, Forestry Commission, Foxhill Forum, Freshgate Trust Foundation, Friends of Arbourthorne Pond, Friends of Back Edge, Friends of Charlton Brook, Friends of Keppel's Field, Friends of Lindwood Gardens, Friends of Parkwood Springs, Gleadless Valley Community Forum, Gleadless Valley Wildlife Trust, Harper Adams University, Hackenthorpe TARA, Healthy Living Network, Heeley City Farm, Heritage Lottery Fund, Holgate & Milnrow Tenants & Residents Association, Hyman Winstone Foundation, J G Graves Charitable Trust, Learning through Landscapes, Liveability, Longley Organised Community Association Limited, Manor & Castle Development Trust, Manor & Castle Healthy Living Network, Marjorie Coote Animal Charities Trust, May Henshaws Charitable Trust, Mecca Bingo, Moss Valley Wildlife Group, Mondegreen Action Group, Peak District National Park Authority, River Stewardship Company, Robin Hoare, Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council, Rural Target Fund, Sheffield City Council Liveability Fund, Sheffield City Council Leisure, Sheffield City Council Neighbourhoods, Sheffield City Council Parks & Countryside, Sheffield City Council Planning, Sheffield First for Environment, Sheffield Futures, Sheffield Half Marathon, Sheffield Health Action, Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield Homes, Sheffield Primary Care Trust, Sheffield Town Trust, Sheffield Forgemasters International, SITA Environmental Trust, SOAR, Sorby Natural History Society, South Sheffield Partnership, South Yorkshire Green Business Club, SOVA, Starbucks, Tesco, The Wildlife Trusts, Upper Don Walks Trust, V, Vine House Farm Bird Foods, Voluntary Action Sheffield, The Wild Flower Society, Yorkshire Badger Group, Yorkshire Forward, Yorkshire Wildlife Trust.