The Wildlife Trusts say ambitious nature recovery should be focus at COP26 Sir David Attenborough appears in a new, short film made for COP26 by The Wildlife Trusts. In it, […]
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Here's all the latest news from Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust.
Find out about Nature Recovery Rotherham
On Tuesday 16 November, the Nature Recovery Rotherham will hold its first meeting online to introduce the group to people in Rotherham and provide information about why nature needs your […]
Help us ensure a safe return for beavers to the wild
Right now, the Government is running a public consultation on how beavers in England can be returned to the wild. The Wildlife Trusts welcome this consultation and now that it […]
Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust wins £10,000 Movement for Good award
The grant will fund natural flood management (NFM) works in the Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trusts’ Grenoside Woods nature reserve
Sixth award winning year for Wyming Brook nature reserve
Parks and green spaces across the country will be raising their Green Flag Award with pride in a year when millions of people have seen the value of having great […]
Supporters of Nature Recovery Sheffield share ideas for a nature recovery plan
Nature Recovery Sheffield held its first event on 30th September following a declaration of a nature emergency in Sheffield in May by over 1300 people and 30 groups across the […]
Ask your MP to tell Government to speed up badger and cattle bTB vaccinations
Although the Government has promised on several occasions to move away from badger culling to vaccination and other methods to control bovine TB, sadly the reality is that more areas […]
Today we launched a new initiative to increase the local population of the brilliant Brimstone Butterfly!
Sheffield and Rotherham Wildlife Trust (SRWT) have teamed up with a new local environmental organisation called Nether Edge and Sharrow Sustainable Transformation (NESST) to launch an exciting new initiative and are […]
The Wildlife Trusts respond to new badger cull licences
The Wildlife Trusts are disappointed and saddened that the Government has issued new licenses to cull badgers in seven areas of England. These cover 33 existing areas and 7 new areas for 2021. To take one example, badger culling in Derbyshire continues and enters its second year where up to 3218 badgers could die this autumn.
Another successful year for Hen Harrier breeding in England
Original story here Numbers of chicks increase for fifth successive year Natural England and partners, including the RSPB, have recorded the best year for hen harrier breeding in England since […]