Resources

There is so much amazing community action for nature going on in Sheffield and Rotherham, but what is happening and where?

Get specific advice to make your garden, community space or land more wildlife friendly by using our Community Nature Advice Service.

Find information and inspiration from our library of case studies, showcasing the efforts of local individuals and groups to improve their communities for people and wildlife.

When it comes to funding your project, it’s important to identify the right sources that align with your goals.

It doesn’t matter what size your space is, there’s always room for wildflowers! Set aside an area of lawn, part of a border, or even a large container and watch the bees and butterflies buzz in.

Councillors can be useful allies in trying to protect and improve the local environment. Here’s our guide on how best to get your message across to them.

One of the most empowering ways you can make an impact on the nature emergency is by lobbying your MP. Here’s a guide to help you understand what lobbying is and how to go about it.

Are you interested in setting up a local community group to help nature where you live? Perhaps you’re concerned about a local development proposal or planning application that could impact on nature? Here’s some information and resources that might help.

Information about local groups, case studies showcasing action others are taking for nature in our area, how to form a new group or apply for funding and more.

Community gardens and street trees, how to help species like swifts and hedgehogs.

Actions you can take for wildlife in any available space!

Want to improve your local environment? The Environmental Toolkit shows what’s being done in your area, how you can get involved, and where to find support and inspiration from your local council.

Information and guidance on starting a new community group in your area.

You can booost biodiversity by letting local verges and green spaces grow wilder, at any scale. Here are some top tips.

Actions you can take for wildlife in any available space!

When it comes to funding your project, it’s important to identify the right sources that align with your goals.

Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust works with businesses of all shapes and sizes, from sole traders to multinationals, and their support comes in many different forms too.

Find information and inspiration from our library of case studies, showcasing the efforts of local individuals and groups to improve their communities for people and wildlife.

Get specific advice to make your garden, community space or land more wildlife friendly by using our Community Nature Advice Service.

Information about how your business can help to support nature’s recovery in Sheffield and Rotherham