Busy Bloggin’

The latest news of species which have been seen around Sheffield and Rotherham. Tell us what you’ve spotted at wildsheffield.com/sightings

Give the gift of nature this Christmas. Treat them to a Sheffield and Rotherham Wildlife Trust annual family membership, for two adults and up to four children, and they will receive our hedgehog adoption kit complete with cuddly toy hoglet and adoption certificate, as well as regular copies of Wildlife Watch children’s magazine.

Research shows that Brits bin more than 100 million bin bags full of plastic packaging from gifts and toys at Christmas. Here are five top tips for cutting your waste this festive period.

Catherine tells us about her time volunteering with the National Lottery Heritage Fund Data for Nature project.

It’s World Mental Health Day today and we’re celebrating how connecting people with nature can
improve our mental health.

Volunteer Libby Pool continues her blog on her experiences with our Data for Nature project. This time; woodland monitoring and an unexpected encounter!

Volunteering for The Wildlife Trusts isn’t just great for wildlife, it’s good for you too, as nature and wellbeing manager, Dom Higgins explains.

There are still misconceptions around legacy giving, so as part of Remember a Charity Week, I want to address five common myths I come across frequently and bust them for you.

This post is all about another of my volunteering adventures with the Sheffield and Rotherham Wildlife Trust. My latest excursions had me on the hunt for newts. Specifically, the elusive Great Crested Newt.

Discover the reason behind this sage advice from a seasoned volunteer!