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Take a look, through some of the common species of wildlife that live in the South Yorkshire area around Sheffield and Rotherham.
A recently extended patch of heathland and woodland, neighbouring Wyming Brook.
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You did it! We hit our target and raised £1,911 to unlock vital funding to carry out a project for the improvement of the habitat of Greno Woods for insects and invertebrates and ultimately the health of the whole woodland.
Greno Woods is a large and beautiful nature reserve. A Site of Ancient Woodland with records going back to the fourteenth century, though it is without doubt much older, it was purchased by Sheffield Wildlife Trust in 2012 using the proceeds of a public appeal in order to prevent unsympathetic development and to manage it in perpetuity for the benefit of people and wildlife. Greno Woods is freely open to visitors who come to enjoy fresh air and recreation, picnics, horse riding, walking, wildlife watching or to learn about the local environment & history.
Restoring Greno Woods to their ancient glory is a long term aim and there is still much work to do to achieve it. The next project is focused on restoring sections of habitat in Greno Woods in order to promote insects and invertebrates, creatures vital to the whole ecology of the woodland as pollinators and food source. We wish to carry out a variety of habitat improvements, reflecting the diversity of wildlife we aim to promote. Including,