Wild At Heart - Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust

13/09/2023

What a wonderful morning our Wild At Heart - Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust team had with the Stroke Association patient group 💚

Everyone was so enthusiastic about using the 5 Pathways to Nature Connection and a brilliant time was had by all!

04/08/2023

First blackberry picking of 2023!

02/08/2023

Starting the day reflecting on some good times!

Wild at Heart is A friendly supportive Nature-based activity group for adults, helping people to improve wellbeing and personal resilience through building a...

01/08/2023

01/08/2023

We love our fantastic new banners!

They will help to set the scene at the Green Social Prescribing training sessions and they might also feature at Rotherham Show!

01/08/2023

Our cosmos and sunflowers jungle at Concord Park. We just need some sun to bring the flowers out. They must be feeling shy with all the rain.

Best guesses for how tall the sunflowers are!?

12/07/2023

We spent the morning creating some boggarts to watch over Concord Park. The pollinator patch is almost beginning to flower. Perhaps if we have some sunshine, the bright pink cosmos will burst into flower. Just in time for the Barbie movie!

12/07/2023

We are giving our training presentation a seasonal refresh - Here is a great little video which explains Social Prescribing in simple terms

This short animation explains what it social prescribing is, how it works and the benefits to individuals' health and wellbeing.

11/07/2023

We had a brilliant nature filled morning sharing Green Social Prescribing ideas in Elsecar Park.

06/07/2023

Today we flew kites, played with poi and garden archery! We will improve the bubble mixture for next time!

05/07/2023

The flower beds that we have been tending at Concord Sports Centre are just about to flower. The pollinating insects can't wait for the cosmos and sunflower combo!

01/07/2023

We had a joyful wellbeing day in Sheffield Botanical Gardens. Funded by the Health and Wellbeing team at South Yorkshire ICB... It was designed to support internationally educated staff and their families.