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A sunny day at Potteric Carr nature reserve

Potteric Carr - (C) John Potter

Conservation in South Yorkshire

We are working with partners and stakeholders across South Yorkshire to improve wildlife in the region. Click on the images below to learn about our current work.

Belton Moor wetted up after scrub clearance and bunding

Nature for Climate Peatland restoration grant

We're working hard to transform a number of protected landscapes in to thriving and biodiverse peatlands.

Dearne Valley Country Park

Dearne Valley Conservation

We are working as part of The Dearne Valley Green Heart Partnership to restore this thriving community into a paradise for nature.

A willow tit perched a thing branch

Willow Tits

The Back from the Brink project ensures there is good habitat for willow tits across the Dearne Valley - supporting their population to…

River Torne Work

River Torne

The River Torne is a vital collection of water bodies that provide drainage and flood protection for industry, agriculture, homes and…

A penstock

Humberhead Levels

Twelve organisations are working together to create a more connected environment for people and wildlife.

Dinnington

Anston Brook and Oldcotes Dyke

We are transforming a straight, narrow and polluted section of Cramfit Brook in to a meandering, wildlife-rich watercourse.

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