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Sheffield Woodland Connections

Sheffield Woodland Connections

Celebrating our woodland heritage and promoting the principles of the Tree Charter

  • Map of Ecclesall Woods
  • About
  • Project Summary
  • Events Calendar
  • Points of Interest
    • Multistem hazel
    • Wild strawberry
    • Tree survey, Wood 1: sweet chestnut
    • Tangled vegetation
    • Beech and sweet chestnut
    • Clearing with coppiced hazel
    • Clearing with regrowth
    • Honeysuckle
    • Clearing with bluebells
    • Nurse log
    • Sweet chestnut at woodland edge
    • Charcoal Burner
    • Bird song
    • Tree survey, Wood 2: larch
    • Veteran rowan
    • Veteran beech
    • Twisted hornbeam
    • Sweet chestnut and Scot’s pine
    • Veteran coppiced oak
    • Veteran oak
    • Slumped beech
    • Multistem hazel
    • Common beech
    • Sweet chestnut and clearing
    • Wood anemone
    • Collier’s Pond
    • Common beech
    • Tree survey, Wood 2: oak
    • Tree survey, Wood 2: English oak
    • Tree survey, Wood 2: Scot’s pine
    • Sweet chestnut and oak woodland
    • Oak and sweet chestnut woodland
    • Hairy curtain crust
    • Yellow sulphur tuft
    • Bleeding broadleaf crust
    • Sweet chestnut cupule
    • Large veteran beech
    • Tree survey, Wood 2: beech
    • Sweet chestnut stump
    • Ash tree
    • Hawthorn
    • Broad buckler fern
    • Suckering sweet chestnut
    • Beech grove
    • Sweet chestnut coppice and pollard
  • Downloadable maps
  • Contact Us
  • Related links

Latest News & Events

  • BBC Radio Sheffield interview
  • Sheffield: so close to nature
  • Hedgehog mushrooms in Ecclesall Woods
  • A triptych of chestnuts
  • Ecclesall Woods: A Virtual Exploration of the ‘Spring Wood’

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Lamium galeobdolon

Yellow archangel (Lamium galeobdolon) is another of the ancient woodland indicators that grow here.

Posted on May 18, 2020May 18, 2020Full size 467 × 700

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