The Sheffield Street Tree Partnership is comprised of Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust, Sheffield Tree Action Groups, Sheffield City Council, Amey and the Woodland Trust. There is also a link from the Partnership to the 40+ Tree Wardens that volunteer to help look after the street trees across the city.
UPDATE (18 May 2023):
The Sheffield Street Tree Partnership now has it’s own website! Please view the website below for the most up-to-date information from across the partnership.
The information below is retained for a period as for archive purposes.
Sheffield Street Tree Strategy
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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Sheffield Street Tree Guidelines
These guidelines help answer some of the most common street tree related questions (.pdf format).
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Sheffield Street Tree Partnership Annual Report 2022
Read the full annual report of the Sheffield Street Tree Partnership for 2022 (.pdf format)
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Sheffield Street Tree Wardens Needed!
Calling all tree lovers, we have exciting volunteer opportunities to help with street trees in Sheffield.
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Sheffield Street Tree Partnership Meeting Minutes
Progress towards the Sheffield Street Tree Strategy is provided through minutes of recent meetings of the Partnership.
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Street Tree Consultations
Current street tree consultations can be found on the council’s CitizenSpace consultation site (external link).
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Report A Problem With A Street Tree
Spotted an issue with a Street Tree in Sheffield? Report it via Sheffield City Council (external link).
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Sheffield Trees for Streets
The Sheffield Street Tree Partnership has worked with Sheffield City Council to partner with the Trees for Streets charity to make it easier for residents to sponsor new tree planting in their local streets and parks.
Statement from the Sheffield Street Tree Partnership
Statement from the Sheffield Street Tree Partnership in relation to the Sheffield Street Trees Inquiry Report
About Street Trees in Sheffield
Sheffield’s trees and woodlands are one of the city’s greatest natural assets and contribute to its reputation as one of the greenest cities in the UK. Street Trees provide many benefits for the people of Sheffield, making urban areas and local neighbourhoods more attractive and healthy places to live and work. There is strong and growing evidence that exposure to trees increases physical and mental health wellbeing, as well as supporting the ecology and biodiversity of the city.
Street trees are a crucial part of the city’s urban forest. They provide shade and shelter, help to clean the air, reduce the risk of flooding, and connect people to nature on their doorstep.
Sheffield Street Tree Partnership Strategy
A commitment to deliver on a new street tree strategy for Sheffield has been made by the founding members of the Sheffield Street Tree Partnership.
The strategy aims to ensure the city has street trees which are well-maintained and cared for; resistant to the threats of disease and climate change and delivering many benefits for people and our environment.
If you would like to get in touch about this work generally then please contact Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust by emailing: takeaction@wildsheffield.com or calling 0114 263 4335. Note: to report a problem with a street tree, please complete the form via Sheffield City Council here (external link).
For more information about Tree Wardens, please email treewardensstreetsahead@amey.co.uk.
Read the Sheffield Street Tree Partnership Strategy, supporting i-Tree Eco Inventory Report and information about the pledge signing.