There are plenty of ways you can get involved with the Trust’s work, whether it’s through volunteering, supporting our campaigns or taking action in your own life to support local wildlife.
More than 100 people support the Trust through volunteering, gaining skills and experience in conservation in the process, and thousands of you have helped us campaign for a better deal for nature and people locally and in the wider world, challenging potentially harmful developments and providing expert evidence to local authorities on issues like flood protection and street trees. Many more local people regularly take action in their own lives to help wildlife thrive, whether it’s through sustainable living, wildlife gardening or simply taking time to appreciate nature.
Campaigning For Wildlife
Learn more about the different issues the Trust campaigns on, and how you can take action to protect your local wildlife and green spaces.
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Planning Issues
If you’re concerned about a local development proposal or planning application that could impact on nature, please contact us at takeaction@wildsheffield.com.
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Conservation volunteering
Whether it’s helping out on our nature reserves or working in our offices, volunteers are vital to our work.
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Wildlife Gardening
From building a bug hotel to creating a garden pond, here are some ideas for things you can do yourself to help wildlife.
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Wilder Green Spaces and Verges
We are often asked for advice on how to make local verges and green spaces wilder, or able to support more biodiversity. The advice will depend on the scale of the site and ambition. Here are some things to consider.
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Tree felling and wildlife protection
Information about tree felling, potential wildlife impacts and how to report any concerns.
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Nature Counts – Record your wildlife sightings
Our new online sightings and recording website
Nature Adventures
Many of us are now finding ourselves having to directly cope with the effects of the Coronavirus. Here are some ideas and activities to keep you connected to nature in lockdown.
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Sheffield Street Tree Partnership
The Sheffield Street Tree Partnership is implementing the Street Tree Working Strategy for Sheffield, a new direction for the care of the city’s highway trees.
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South Yorkshire Local Nature Partnership
South Yorkshire Local Nature Partnership (SYLNP) is a network of organisations from across the voluntary, public and private sectors of South Yorkshire working together to achieve a common vision.
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Nature Recovery Sheffield
Join us to help develop a Nature Recovery Plan for Sheffield and let us know what you can do to help.
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Join us to help develop a Nature Recovery Plan for Rotherham and let us know what you can do to help.
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