ASHIANA Group meet 21st Lord Mayor of Sheffield - Anne Murphy at Whirlow Hall Farm.
Hillsborough College ESOL Gateway Students doing OPAL Air survey
Hindehouse Senior Secondary School Students Complete an OPAL Air and Tree Survey
Walk for Health at Scafell Summit July 2017, an achievement to match our Ben Nevis adventure in 2015!
SADACCA Women's Health Group Go Horse Riding
Members of a community women's group explore medicinal plants in Sheffield
Good air quality is essential for our health and for the well-being of our environment but not everyone has access.
A special event hosted by The International Sports Federation for Persons with Intellectual Disability (INAS).
SEM's Maxwell Ayamba (Left) had the honour to meet one of UK's leading wildlife gurus Simon Barnes (Right) in Sheffield on September 22nd 2016
SEM Receives Awards for All Funding to Deliver OPAL Air & Tree Surveys with Youth Groups in South Yorkshire.
SEM launch Keynote speaker Kate Ashbrook writes a smashingly good article about us!
AMENITY CHIEF LAUNCHES NEW SHEFFIELD ENVIRONMENTAL CHARITY
The Walk 4 Health Group reach the Summit of Ben Nevis, Scotland in May 2015
Young people explore the historic medicinal properties of local flora in Sheffield
SADACCA Women's Health Group go on a Guided Health Walk on the grounds of Chatsworth House, September 2017. Supported by Maxwell Ayamba SEM project manager.
Monthly Health Walks, Environmental Citizen Science Projects, Residential opportunities, Field Trips, Guided Farm Tours and Lots of Other Activities - see our events calendar!
Ben Nevis Expedition 2015! Our intrepid group of 24 left Sheffield in May last year for an adventure on Britain's highest and most challenging Mountain! The trek was organised by Maxwell from SEM - it was an awesome experience!
Download the latest information and current academic research about the environment.
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