Sustainable Land Trust-
CHARNWOOD: Bringing new skills to old landscapes
We are holding a consultation meeting with artisans, groups schools, colleges and businesses to create a new forum that will engage with people and communities to develop skills and interests in protecting the natural and cultural history of… Read More
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ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION – see our new 2018-2019 Prospectus!
We are pleased as punch to be publishing our new prospectus! We have supported 60 students since we began alternative education in 2015. Schools, social workers and families have seen the difference it can make to educating a… Read More
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Become a weekday volunteer!
Is your New Year’s Resolution to get out more… do you want to learn a new skill… or perhaps get more exercise? The come and volunteer with us!
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We are Rutland Heroes! Read more from the February 2018 Rutland Living Magazine
Late last year we were visited by Amander Meade from Rutland Living Magazine. She was interested to know more about us and spent a happy few hours working alongside our team, students and volunteers. You can read more… Read More
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COMMUNITIES: Celebrating our new partnership
We are proud to be supporting the new Barleythorpe Community Trust which is being launched this month. We have worked with members of the Barleythorpe community for the last few years as part of our New Landscapes:… Read More
Our Vision & Objectives
Our vision We recognise that humans benefit in many ways from the services our ecosystems provide, from the provision of clean drinking water and the decomposition of wastes, through to the cultural and economic products that it creates…. 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. You application form or initial enquiry can be sent to :
admin@sltrust.org.uk
and tell us a little about yourself and what you are interested in!
VOLUNTEER PROJECT OFFICERS
Are you interested in gaining experience and skills in sustainable land management?
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.
Note: Because we work with vulnerable people, you will be expected to have the mandatory DBS check carried out.
CHARNWOOD: Bringing new skills to old landscapes
We are holding a consultation meeting with artisans, groups schools, colleges and businesses to create a new forum that will engage with people and communities to develop skills and interests in protecting the natural and cultural history of… Read More
Bringing land owners closer to nature
We return again this year to the amazing Farm Business Innovation Show held at the NEC in Birmingham on 7th and 8th November. Our CEO Kate Hiseman was talking about the changes to planning, farming, and the environment … Read More
ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION – see our new 2018-2019 Prospectus!
We are pleased as punch to be publishing our new prospectus! We have supported 60 students since we began alternative education in 2015. Schools, social workers and families have seen the difference it can make to educating a… Read More