The South Yorkshire Forest lies at the heart of the economic and social life of South Yorkshire. New woodlands, accessible open spaces and outdoor recreation improve quality of life and provide an attractive backdrop for investment.
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South Yorkshire woodland workers benefit from Austrian know-how
November 22, 2011
A select group of seven woodland mangers and forestry contractors from around South Yorkshire returned home recently from a training week held in the depths of the forests in Austria. Aimed at encouraging sustainable management of neglected woodlands, the project … Continue reading
South Yorkshire Forest Partnership recruiting for a Project Officer
November 3, 2011
*Please note recruitment for this vacancy is now closed* South Yorkshire Forest Partnership is now recruiting for a: Projects Officer (Policy & Communications) £27,052 – £30,851 A unique opportunity has arisen for a Projects Officer (Policy & Communications) to join … Continue reading
Government launches national Green Infrastructure Partnership
October 17, 2011
Last week saw the launch of a new forum to promote green infrastructure. This comes at an important time as consultation on the National Planning Policy Framework draws to a close. This includes proposals that the presence of a Community … Continue reading
New evidence on health benefits of street trees
October 10, 2011
New research has highlighted the benefits of street trees for communities, including improvements to health and associated economic impacts. The report can be downloaded here. One study reviewed indicated that 2 deaths and 2 hospital admissions would be averted per year … Continue reading
Grand opening – Sheffield South St Park!
September 16, 2011
Saturday 17th September saw the grand opening of the Sheaf Valley Park Amphitheatre and Arboretum. The opening ceremony featured the local MP Paul Blomfield, the Mayor of Sheffield Sylvia Dunkley and Sheffield Theatres Chief Executive Dan Bates, as well as South Yorkshire … Continue reading
