We’re delighted that @IanThewildside will be speaking this May: https://t.co/AgnOCjxvje Ian will explore how #rewilding should extend from the moors to the shores, and into our towns and cities, where green corridors and urban #greenspaces connect people with #nature. Book now!

It's #WorldRewildingDay! Rewilding can happen everywhere: from mountain-tops to window boxes. Green corridors along rivers, verges and hedgerows connect nature and people across our cities. Hear more at our Creating Meadows & Scrub conference this May: https://t.co/DuH3Uj3PL9

We’re delighted to welcome Pete Leeson (@WoodlandTrust) to speak at Creating & Managing Meadows and Scrub. Pete will co-present with Mike Douglas on “Breeding Birds in Upland Scrub Creation.” 📍 Sheffield 📅 20–21 May 26 https://t.co/DuH3Uj3PL9 #NatureRecovery #Conservation

Britain’s hills may look timeless, but we have lost woodland edges, scrub, wildflowers and the associated wildlife. Farmers, landowners and ecologists are working together to restore richer landscapes. Join us this May: https://t.co/AgnOCjxvje #Rewilding #Conservation #Ecology

Join us to discover how urban green spaces can be cooler, richer and more biodiverse. Creating Meadows & Scrub 20–21 May 2026 With contributors including: @Love_plants @The_RHS @WoodlandTrust @ForestryComm @GmGroundwork @SheffCouncil More info: https://t.co/AgnOCjxvje

We’re excited to welcome Paul Ardron to Wilder Future for the Uplands. Paul’s work spans ecology, landscape history, and archaeology, with a passion for uncovering the hidden stories of our wild places. Don’t miss his talk "Upland peat turbaries"! https://t.co/6qQzwky4jt

Discover the hidden stories of our landscapes with Professor Ian Rotherham (@IanThewildside). 📍 Lees Hall Golf Club, Sheffield 📆 1–3 October 2025 🎟️ https://t.co/e2ZtbsQGpB #Biodiversity #Sheffield #Conservation #Rewilding #Ecology #AncientWoodland #AtlanticRainforest

We’re thrilled to welcome Jade Allen (@nationaltrust) to our conference next month. Jade cares for one of England’s largest temperate rainforests at Borrowdale NNR in the Lake District. 📍 Sheffield | Oct 1–3 🎟️ https://t.co/8Sc1qyxbUu #Rewilding #Uplands #TemperateRainforest

We’re excited to welcome James Fenton to our Wilder Future for the Uplands conference. With decades of experience, James challenges assumptions about what’s driving change in our uplands. Don't miss his talk! 📍 Sheffield | 📆 1–3 Oct 25 #Uplands #Conservation #Ecology

We’re thrilled to welcome Mark Avery to our conference next month! Mark will share bold ideas for wilder, more sustainable uplands. 🌱 📍 Sheffield | 📆 1–3 Oct 2025 🎟️ https://t.co/6qQzwkyC91 #Rewilding #Conservation #UKNationalPark #sustainablefuture #publicownership

We’re thrilled to welcome Daniel Cameron, @nationaltrust Ranger, to A Wilder Future for the Uplands this October. His talk: ✨“West Exmoor National Trust: Restoration and Revitalisation!”✨ 🎟 https://t.co/mesezx1uvx #NationalTrust #rewilding #conservation #woodland #Sheffield

🌳We’re excited to welcome Andrew Weatherall, Woodland & Forestry Policy Lead at @Natures_Voice, to A Wilder Future for the Uplands this October. 📍 Sheffield | 1–3 Oct 2025 🎟️ https://t.co/8Sc1qywE4W #woodland #forestry #conservation #uplands #ecology #NatureLovers #sheffield

🌿 Speaker spotlight: Mary Colwell 🌿 Author, campaigner & founder of @CurlewAction, Mary joins us at A Wilder Future for the Uplands to talk curlew conservation – vital for restoring our upland landscapes. https://t.co/8Sc1qywE4W #Uplands #Curlew #Conservation #Sheffield

🌿 Two major voices in conservation join us at What is Wild? next week. Peter Bridgewater & Ian Rotherham explore the deep past & emerging futures of nature in two thought-provoking sessions. 🎟️ Info & tickets: https://t.co/KS79S2weyC #Ecology #Rewilding #SheffieldEvents

“What does wild mean today?” Join award-winning author & naturalist @MarkCocker2 at What is Wild? as he shares his thoughts on what “wild” means in our changing world. 📅 7–8 May, Sheffield 🔗 https://t.co/KS79S2vGJ4 #Rewilding #NatureWriting #SheffieldEvents #conservation #crows

Christine Handley is co-chair of What is Wild?, and has been at the heart of SYBRG events since 2003. Her work connects people to place through ecology, history, archaeology & ancient woodlands. 📅 7–8 May, Sheffield 🔗 https://t.co/KS79S2vGJ4 #ecology #history #sheffieldhistory

🐖 "If only pigs could speak..." Ted Green joins What is Wild? (7–8 May, Sheffield) to explore fallow land, pigs & wilding at the Knepp Estate. 🌱 “Letting soil rest is fundamental to rewilding.” 🎟️ Info & booking: https://t.co/KS79S2vGJ4 #TedGreen #Rewilding #KneppEstate

🌿 Excited to announce that Ken Smith will co-chair What is Wild? 7/8 May, Lees Hall Golf Club, Sheffield! Ken brings expertise in landscape history, archaeology & conservation. 📌 Info & booking: https://t.co/KS79S2vGJ4 #Rewilding #Conservation #Archaeology #SheffieldEvents

What if beetles, not pollen, hold the key to our wild past? Join saproxylic beetle expert Dr Keith Alexander at What is Wild? – 7/8 May, Sheffield. Discover how ancient landscapes weren’t just forests. 👉 https://t.co/KS79S2vGJ4

We're honoured to welcome Dr. Paul Ardron to What is Wild? on 7–8 May in Sheffield. Don't miss his talk: "Urban Invertebrates – The Case of the Springtails"🐜 📌 Details & booking: https://t.co/KS79S2vGJ4 #UrbanWildlife #Ecology #Springtails #Rewilding #SheffieldEvents