Sustainable Land Trust-
What nature does for us: Health & Wellbeing
Mental health problems are common with 1 in 6 adults reporting mental health disorders. In England alone, there are over 550,000 people with more severe mental health disorders. Along with substance misuse, mental health issues account for 21.3%… Read More
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Celebrating 50 Years! Connect to nature today with us and reap benefits for your mental and physical health and well being
We all know that nature is essential for our well being and physical health. So how do you make the most of it today, whilst you are stuck in your home or can only go on short walks…. Read More
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Corona Virus Update
As of 24th March, we are now closed to all volunteers and students, with staff working remotely off-site from their homes. We will keep everyone updated as we progress through these unprecedented times, once it is considered safe… Read More
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Rutland Climate Action Network Meeting
Our next Rutland Climate Action Network was due to be held on 31st March. However, due to COVID-19 we have now had to delay this meeting until further notice, once we have a new date it will be… Read More
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Barleythorpe Community Events 2020
Once again, we are supporting our communities in Rutland with a host of fun and interesting events and activities in Barleythorpe. These events are now postponed due to Public Health England Guidelines regarding COVID-19. As soon as possible… Read More
Who We Are
We are a social and environmental charity that works to create and improve landscapes and spaces for the benefit of people and nature. We engage in a wide range of projects and activities throughout the year so we… Read More
Our Vision & Objectives
Our vision is to be a leader in demonstrating the many services that nature provides to people. Our mission To create and secure sustainable landscapes that meet human needs. Our charitable objectives To promote sustainable development for the… Read More
What nature does for us
Society has valued nature and ecosystems in a variety of ways over thousands of years – initially because humans and nature were inextricably linked. Today, we can live our lives without apparent contact with nature, and we consider… Read More
Volunteering
We are always on the lookout for people who wish to volunteer with us.
You may be interested in practical hands on work, or wish to gain skills in other areas, if so you can download an application form; or arrange to come and see us and have a go first.
We are looking for enthusiastic and dedicated volunteers to work alongside our team of specialists promoting ecosystem services, training vulnerable adults and young people, developing new project areas, and carrying out practical habitat management tasks.
You application form or initial enquiry can be sent to : admin@sltrust.org.uk
What nature does for us: Health & Wellbeing
Mental health problems are common with 1 in 6 adults reporting mental health disorders. In England alone, there are over 550,000 people with more severe mental health disorders. Along with substance misuse, mental health issues account for 21.3%… Read More
Celebrating 50 Years! Connect to nature today with us and reap benefits for your mental and physical health and well being
We all know that nature is essential for our well being and physical health. So how do you make the most of it today, whilst you are stuck in your home or can only go on short walks…. Read More
Corona Virus Update
As of 24th March, we are now closed to all volunteers and students, with staff working remotely off-site from their homes. We will keep everyone updated as we progress through these unprecedented times, once it is considered safe… Read More