A Wild Night in - Help Shape Nature Recovery in South Yorkshire

The consultation on the draft South Yorkshire Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS) is now open. This is a long-term plan for restoring and protecting nature that will help guide future investment, funding and partnership working. 

Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust is inviting members, supporters and anyone with an interest in the future of nature to join a special edition of A Wild Night In.

Hosted by Ed Tripp, Chief Executive of Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust, this online session will explore the Trust's response to the draft Local Nature Recovery Strategy and provide an opportunity to discuss what the strategy means for nature recovery across South Yorkshire.

Whether you're already involved in conservation or simply care about the future of nature where you live, we'd love to hear your views and encourage you to take part in the consultation.

Wild Night In: South Yorkshire Local Nature Recovery Strategy

Wednesday 29th July 2026

7:00pm–8:00pm

During the session we'll explore:

• What the Local Nature Recovery Strategy is and why it matters
• Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust's perspective on the draft strategy
• The opportunities and challenges for nature recovery across South Yorkshire
• How you can have your say before the consultation closes

Register: Link to follow

You can also read the draft strategy and complete the consultation at:

https://southyorkshirenaturerecovery.co.uk

We hope you'll join us for what promises to be an engaging discussion about the future of nature across South Yorkshire.

Photo credit - Kieron Huston