Help Shire Brook Valley find and count as much nature as possible in just one day. The team will be looking for reptiles, amphibians, mammals, insects and pollinators. There will be lots of helpful people and information to get visitors started. No experience is needed.
Visitors should start at the visitor centre to find out about the Wildlife Discovery Zones and the various activities they can get involved in to help survey the species found here.
For more details visit: shirebrookvalley.com
Everyone! Visitors can get involved in guided activities or take information from the centre to head off on their own survey.
Event Details
Date: Tuesday 21st July
Time: 7.30am – 3.30pm
Location: Shire Brook Valley Visitor Centre, Stone Lane, Sheffield, S13 7BR
Admission: Free
Many of the paths across the nature reserve are reasonably flat and easy to walk.
In some places, visitors will experience some uneven, narrower paths and steeper terrain. Some paths may not be suitable for all wheelchairs and buggies, especially in wet weather. Some paths can get muddy after a lot of rain.
Visitors should plan their visit and wear appropriate footwear and clothing for the weather.
Address: Shire Brook Valley Nature Reserve, Stone Lane, Sheffield, S13 7BR
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Public transport: Buses run on main roads close by, including the 52 – check Travel South Yorkshire for details.
The Trans Pennine Trail runs through Shire Brook Valley; visitors can find the map here.



