Links
Sheffield's Number One Local Information Resource. The Sheffield, S. Yorkshire & Peak District Gateway. Over 3500 external links on site (January 2003)
Action for Stannington is a public awareness campaign inviting people to take positive action about issues such as littering and thoughtful use of resources.
www.actionforstannington.org.uk
CROSSPOOL FORUM
The aim of the Crosspool Forum is to recognise the identity of Crosspool and to improve the quality of life of residents through appropriate contacts, consultation and action
The Wildlife & History of the Rivelin Valley
The aim of this website is to provide an information resource for visitors to the Rivelin Valley and a means by which local naturalists and historians can publish and exchange information.
Sorry website no longer available
http://www.geocities.com/bellhagg/welcome.html
Tilt Hammer for Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet and the Industrial History of Sheffield
The Woodland Trust is the UK's leading woodland conservation charity dedicated solely to the protection of our native woodland heritage
http://www.woodland-trust.org.uk
S. C. V. (Sheffield Conservation Volunteers) exists solely to enable all members of the community to get involved in conserving the local environment by way of positive action. The main aim of the group is to provide opportunities for people to work in a supportive, friendly and relaxed atmosphere, while being involved in a practical conservation project.
http://www.sheffieldconservation.org/
The Sheffield Wildlife Trust was first formed, as a local voluntary membership organization (the Sheffield City Wildlife Group), in 1985. The Group brought together a range of local people with an interest in their local natural environment, and allowed the co-ordination of their efforts to benefit both the people and wildlife of Sheffield.
The “Friends of the Porter Valley” was set up in 1994 to preserve and enhance the natural and historical characteristics of the Porter Valley for public benefit. Our area of interest is from Hunter’s Bar to Porter Clough. This paper sets out our considered views about the approach that is now required to assure the future of this unique green space.
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