Sheffield Hen Harrier Day brought one the largest birding movements out of the Peak District National Park and into the centre of the Outdoor City’s Urban Jungle. Overhead the sun shone, peregrines circled and seven speakers addressed more than 300 supporters and the media of the need to do more to protect our birds of prey. In particular the Hen Harrier which was once driven to extinction in mainland Britain and continues to be threatened in England today. Not by competition from other species

I'm pleased to officially add the name of Iolo Williams to the list of speakers at Sheffield Hen Harrier Day on Saturday 5th October at Devonshire Green. Best known for being BBC Springwatch's man in the field, his Welsh tones have captivated audiences in his commentary of all creatures from rutting deer to the different hunting methods of kestrels and barn owls. It will be great to hear what he has to say about the plight of our Hen Harriers. Iolo joins Ross Cameron of Sheffield University,

I'm proud to announce that Sheffield Environmental is bringing Hen Harrier Day to Sheffield on Saturday 5th August. As you may well have seen, yesterday (28th June) the results of the 2016 breeding Hen Harrier survey were released and it came as no surprise to many of us who follow the plight of these amazing birds that they are edging closer to extinction.  Each year that there has been a Hen Harrier Day news has broken that breeding adults have mysteriously disappeared close to grouse moors

First of all I'd like to say a big thank you for everyone at Cycle Sheffield for organising and marshalling the 320 of us that came along to join in with the Space4Cycling Big Ride, Sheffield. As always with protests of this kind it was a great opportunity to meet like minded people including members of the Cycle Sheffield committee and fellow campaigners. As for the ride itself I think that this was the best Space4Cycling that I've been to so far (2015, 2016 & 2017), the peloton maintained a