Sheffield Wildlife Trust
Sheffield Wildlife Trust
Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust is dedicated to conserving local wildlife and green spaces. They engage the community through education, volunteering, and various conservation projects, ensuring a sustainable future for nature in the region.
Products
- Membership Packages
- Nature-based Solutions
- Wildlife Recording Tools
Services
- Community Engagement
- Education Programs
- Nature Reserves Management
- Wildlife Conservation
Financial Snapshot
Directors
Name | Role | Appointed ↓ | Nationality | Age |
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| Antony Davies | Regional Innovation Programme Lead Shu | 17/10/2024 | British | 59 years |
| Thomas Hocking | Regional Lead Storytelling Exchange | 17/10/2024 | British | 37 years |
| Sarah Dew | Programme Director South Yorkshire Innovation Hub | 28/09/2023 | British | 31 years |
| Dominic Gerald Tydeman-white | Accountant | 28/09/2023 | British | 31 years |
| Oscar Morton | Research Data Manager | 28/09/2023 | British | 30 years |
| Siobhan Elizabeth Laird | Associate Professor In Social Work | 29/09/2022 | British | 62 years |
| Mary Rosalinde Wilton | Retired | 29/09/2022 | British | 61 years |
| Helen Francis | Hr Consultant | 24/09/2020 | British | 34 years |
| Sarah Blandy | Professor Of Law | 24/09/2020 | British | 72 years |
| Kris Mackay | Project Manager | 15/11/2019 | British | 43 years |
| Ben Stone | Environment & Sustainability Business Partner | 26/09/2019 | British | 43 years |
| James Hall | Retired | 26/09/2019 | British | 58 years |
| Stephen Campbell | Retired | 26/09/2019 | British | 72 years |
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Charges
Land lying to the west of peniston road grenoside sheffield t/no. SYK579431.
Part of greno woods t/no SYK579430.
Properties
Low Spring Wood, Hall Wood Road, Chapeltown, Sheffield
Land on the South side of Springwood Lane, High Green, Sheffield
Land at Hooton Road, Kilnhurst, Mexborough
Grants
Total grant funding received: £413,725.23
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| 01/04/2022 | £32,043.58 | Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs | Countryside Stewardship |
| This measure covers grant funding for basic services and village renewal in rural areas under Countryside Productivity and ESIF Growth Programme Small / micro rural businesses, rural community groups, and any public / private entities working in partnership with those community groups can apply for funding. The measure aims to develop the economies of rural communities and their infrastructure such as community buildings, public spaces and cultural, tourism and heritage amenities. Investments should enhance landscape quality and help meet challenges of rural communities relating to distance, population scarcity, aging, social isolation and market structure. Measure is also used to encourage visits to farms for educational purposes and renovation / maintenance of historic farm buildings. RPA administers for measures in England. | |||
| 01/04/2022 | £18,397.00 | Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs | Environmental Stewardship |
| This measure covers farm and business development grants made under Countryside Productivity and ESIF Growth Programme. Grants are made in two instalments 80% of the total paid following confirmation of a successful bid and remainder paid during final year of implementing the business plan. Payment is subject to correct implementation of the business plan. This measure supports development and creation of rural micro / small businesses and farm diversification activity where the investments benefit the wider rural economy. RPA administers for measures in England. | |||
| 01/04/2022 | £13,898.00 | Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs | Natural Environment Investment Readiness Fund (NEIRF) 2021-2026 |
| The funding will be used to develop a broad range of projects that deliver environmental benefits while also demonstrating a wide range of innovative approaches to generating revenues from ecosystem services. In doing so, these projects will stimulate private sector investment in protecting and enhancing the environment in line with the governments 25 Year Environment Plan.Projects receiving funding focus on tackling climate change and restoring nature through schemes such as woodland and habitat creation, peatland and kelp forest restoration and river catchment management. Helping to provide natural flood risk management, improve water quality and biodiversity. | |||
| 01/04/2022 | £3,723.23 | Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs | RPA Countryside Stewardship |
| The main priority for Countryside Stewardship is to protect and enhance the natural environment, in particular: increased biodiversity; improved habitat and expanded woodland areas; improved water quality; improved air quality. Other outcomes supported are: protection against flooding and coastal erosion; maintaining the historic environment; improved landscape character; climate change adaptation and mitigation. Countryside Stewardship supports Defras 25 Year Environment Plan for our country to be the healthiest, most beautiful place in the world to live, work and bring up a family. It also supports Defras Strategic Objective of a cleaner, healthier environment, benefitting people and the economy. Countryside Stewardship gives incentives for land managers to look after the environment and is made up of the following elements: Higher Tier agreements for land that requires more complex management tailored to the individual site and now includes woodland maintenance; Mid Tier agreements that provide a range of options and capital items that together help to deliver a broad range of environmental benefits; four Wildlife Offers that provide a simpler set of options to help improve the wildlife on farms; Capital Grants that provide grants for boundaries, trees and orchards, water quality and air quality; Woodland Management Plan grant to help create a UK Forestry Standard (UKFS) compliant 10-year woodland management plan; Woodland Tree Health grant to help restore and improve tree health; Facilitation Fund which supports individuals who bring together groups of farmers, foresters and land managers to improve the environmental outcomes in their area; Protection and Infrastructure grant which provides grants for woodland infrastructure. | |||
| 01/04/2022 | £2,772.00 | Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs | Natural Environment Investment Readiness Fund (NEIRF) 2021-2026 |
| The funding will be used to develop a broad range of projects that deliver environmental benefits while also demonstrating a wide range of innovative approaches to generating revenues from ecosystem services. In doing so, these projects will stimulate private sector investment in protecting and enhancing the environment in line with the governments 25 Year Environment Plan.Projects receiving funding focus on tackling climate change and restoring nature through schemes such as woodland and habitat creation, peatland and kelp forest restoration and river catchment management. Helping to provide natural flood risk management, improve water quality and biodiversity. | |||
This measure covers grant funding for basic services and village renewal in rural areas under Countryside Productivity and ESIF Growth Programme Small / micro rural businesses, rural community groups, and any public / private entities working in partnership with those community groups can apply for funding. The measure aims to develop the economies of rural communities and their infrastructure such as community buildings, public spaces and cultural, tourism and heritage amenities. Investments should enhance landscape quality and help meet challenges of rural communities relating to distance, population scarcity, aging, social isolation and market structure. Measure is also used to encourage visits to farms for educational purposes and renovation / maintenance of historic farm buildings. RPA administers for measures in England.
This measure covers farm and business development grants made under Countryside Productivity and ESIF Growth Programme. Grants are made in two instalments 80% of the total paid following confirmation of a successful bid and remainder paid during final year of implementing the business plan. Payment is subject to correct implementation of the business plan. This measure supports development and creation of rural micro / small businesses and farm diversification activity where the investments benefit the wider rural economy. RPA administers for measures in England.
The funding will be used to develop a broad range of projects that deliver environmental benefits while also demonstrating a wide range of innovative approaches to generating revenues from ecosystem services. In doing so, these projects will stimulate private sector investment in protecting and enhancing the environment in line with the governments 25 Year Environment Plan.Projects receiving funding focus on tackling climate change and restoring nature through schemes such as woodland and habitat creation, peatland and kelp forest restoration and river catchment management. Helping to provide natural flood risk management, improve water quality and biodiversity.
The main priority for Countryside Stewardship is to protect and enhance the natural environment, in particular: increased biodiversity; improved habitat and expanded woodland areas; improved water quality; improved air quality. Other outcomes supported are: protection against flooding and coastal erosion; maintaining the historic environment; improved landscape character; climate change adaptation and mitigation. Countryside Stewardship supports Defras 25 Year Environment Plan for our country to be the healthiest, most beautiful place in the world to live, work and bring up a family. It also supports Defras Strategic Objective of a cleaner, healthier environment, benefitting people and the economy. Countryside Stewardship gives incentives for land managers to look after the environment and is made up of the following elements: Higher Tier agreements for land that requires more complex management tailored to the individual site and now includes woodland maintenance; Mid Tier agreements that provide a range of options and capital items that together help to deliver a broad range of environmental benefits; four Wildlife Offers that provide a simpler set of options to help improve the wildlife on farms; Capital Grants that provide grants for boundaries, trees and orchards, water quality and air quality; Woodland Management Plan grant to help create a UK Forestry Standard (UKFS) compliant 10-year woodland management plan; Woodland Tree Health grant to help restore and improve tree health; Facilitation Fund which supports individuals who bring together groups of farmers, foresters and land managers to improve the environmental outcomes in their area; Protection and Infrastructure grant which provides grants for woodland infrastructure.
The funding will be used to develop a broad range of projects that deliver environmental benefits while also demonstrating a wide range of innovative approaches to generating revenues from ecosystem services. In doing so, these projects will stimulate private sector investment in protecting and enhancing the environment in line with the governments 25 Year Environment Plan.Projects receiving funding focus on tackling climate change and restoring nature through schemes such as woodland and habitat creation, peatland and kelp forest restoration and river catchment management. Helping to provide natural flood risk management, improve water quality and biodiversity.
Group Structure
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Government Council Contracts Beta
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Company Filings
| Date | Category | Description | Document |
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| 27/12/2024 | Accounts | Accounts With Accounts Type Group | View (51 pages) |
| 25/10/2024 | Officers | Change Person Director Company With Change Date | View (2 pages) |
| 24/10/2024 | Officers | Appoint Person Director Company With Name Date | View (2 pages) |
| 24/10/2024 | Officers | Appoint Person Director Company With Name Date | View (2 pages) |
| 23/10/2024 | Officers | Termination Director Company With Name Termination Date | View (1 page) |
| 23/10/2024 | Officers | Termination Director Company With Name Termination Date | View (1 page) |
| 17/06/2024 | Confirmation Statement | Confirmation Statement With No Updates | View (3 pages) |