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A recently extended patch of heathland and woodland, neighbouring Wyming Brook.
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The Limb Brook: Nature-based Solutions Demonstrator project is a partnership between the Environment Agency, Sheffield City Council and Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust
A partnership of the Environment Agency (EA), Sheffield City Council (SCC) and Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust (SRWT), supported by players of the People’s Postcode Lottery, are developing and delivering an integrated programme of nature-based solutions in the Limb Brook catchment area to provide flood risk, wildlife and wider environmental benefits.
The Limb Brook: Nature-based Solutions Demonstrator project is a partnership between the Environment Agency, Sheffield City Council and Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust, and is supported by players of the People’s Postcode Lottery. As part of the Upper Don Source to Sea programme, the works will see a number of natural flood management methods like leaky dams, attenuation ponds and tree planting used to help store and slow water flows to reduce the risk of flooding in the area and support wildlife.
These nature-based solutions will also increase the value of existing habitats, creating resilience to the climate and ecological emergencies.
Work on the project started following a six-month feasibility study and consultation from lead delivery partner Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust to inform the design of the range of nature-based solutions being implemented.
Ecological surveys have taken place to ensure that habitats are not disturbed and wildlife will also benefit from the changes. Similarly, any interruption to visitor use of the popular open spaces in the area has been minimised to ensure people can still en