Welcome to Stirley Farm
Livestock Assistant Maz explains about the history of Stirley Farm.
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Stirley
Once an intensively grazed dairy farm, Stirley is now an inspiring showcase for conservation grazing methods and a place to enjoy nature’s sights and sounds.
Welcome to Stirley, Huddersfield
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust's Stirley nature reserve is an inspirational place in West Yorkshire, bringing back wildlife to our landscapes and working with local people to achieve healthy living and a healthy environment.
A Sunny day with the Stirley Wildlife Garden Volunteers
Back in March on a sunny spring day, Howard travelled to Stirley to meet the volunteer Stirley Gardenning group.
Howard left his cat at home who was basking in the first feline approved…
Jordans Farm Partnership
The Wildlife Trusts and Jordans Cereals farmers work together to make space for wildlife on their farms
Manor Farm nature reserve
Located next to our flagship nature reserve at Potteric Carr, the Manor Farm housing development is a 'steppingstone' to a larger, interconnected landscape for wildlife.
Vine House Farm bird foods
When buying your bird food and bird feeding accessories from Vine House Farm Bird Foods, you are not only caring for the wild birds in your garden, but also looking after the wildlife and wild places where you live as every sale generates funding for Yorkshire Wildlife Trust.
Introducing the herd
Here at Stirley Farm we have a herd of cows who help us to graze our land. Here's an introduction to some of our main characters!
When change is as good as rest - naturally!
Discover the benefits of volunteering at special open days being held on Sunday 4 February in East and West Yorkshire: At Spurn National Nature Reserve, 11am – 3.00pm,and Stirley Community Farm…
Turning out the cows
We’ve had a busy few weeks here at Stirley getting the fields ready for some of our cows to go back out to the fields...
Common mallow
Common mallow is a handsome 'weed' of waste ground, roadside verges and gardens. Its deep pink, stripey flowers provide nectar for insects throughout the summer.
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust calls the Calderdale Energy Park proposals “poorly thought through” as it objects in principle to the development
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust supports the government’s target to reach net zero; however, it has significant concerns about the proposed wind farm on Walshaw Moor and the precedent it sets.