Before, during and after views of the situation that faced, and still is facing the people and the council of Sheffield, after the felling of five and a half thousand trees from 2017. Featuring:- Christine King
Sarah Shorley is the Urban Projects Officer for the Woodland Trust, and in this soundbite she delivers her dream scenario for Sheffield in the wake of the tree removals which is discussed in the full
One woman's soundbite, an extract taken from the full interview to be published on May 28th.
Anna Parkin talks here about the nature recovery plan in collaboration with Sheffield Green Parents and Kids Plant Trees have been joined by Rotherham Wildlife Trust, Sheffield Greenpeace, Sheffield Climate Alliance, The Diocese of Sheffield,
The Urban Tree Festival is a celebration of urban and suburban trees, woods, forests, scrubland, hedgerows and all the wild places that bring life and joy to our cities. For the past three years we
It all happens in a virtual coffee shop. Michelle Ryan, Chair of the Arboricultural Association, has created a Women in Arb group, and for this episode, Sharon has joined her and a group of ladies
In a time of such massive global change, whether it be because of the global pandemic, climate change, plastics in the environment or anything else we happen to be trying to address, we aim to bring some professional guidance to help you get there.
Trees and green infrastructure have become a huge part of a requirement of Governments to control the way our green space is developed. There has never been a more important time in our lives to reverse the global slide into a non-recoverable natural failing of the earth’s resources.
Multi disciplinary practices are engaging together, sometimes for the first time, to ensure that we build back nature better.
