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A recently extended patch of heathland and woodland, neighbouring Wyming Brook.
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Another year of remarkable achievements: See how your support helps to transform Sheffield & Rotherham for nature and wildlife.
Welcome! This review is an opportunity to say thanks to all of you – our members, supporters, funders, volunteers, staff and trustees – who support the work of Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust. It’s because of you we have been able to achieve the successes for wildlife, green spaces and people of Sheffield and Rotherham we highlight here.Liz Ballard, Chief Executive
Welcome! This review is an opportunity to say thanks to all of you – our members, supporters, funders, volunteers, staff and trustees – who support the work of Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust. It’s because of you we have been able to achieve the successes for wildlife, green spaces and people of Sheffield and Rotherham we highlight here.
Extensive work around Redmires Reservoirs has helped support water vole habitat, including development of a Water Vole Species Recovery Plan and conservation for goshawk, osprey, and barn owl.
Monitoring shows 75% of our biodiversity objectives achieved.
100+ nature based solution interventions installed through the Limb and Upper Loxley catchments include 60 leaky dams and 20 ponds, supporting many species while ‘slowing the flow’.
The large river restoration project on the Rother