SYRS stands for: ''South Yorkshire Ranger Service''. SYRS is a not for profit, community & environmental service. SYRS serves the people and local authorities of Sheffield, UK.. It is 'NOT' directly connected to any City or Town Council, South Yorkshire Police, Accident & Emergency Services, but it does co-operate with them if/when the need arises. All SYRS Rangers are volunteers, they do not get
paid, except for food & travel expenses. They help to solve environmental problems which other people are faced with and have been unable to solve themselves. Our rangers go on walkabouts in Sheffield to give help to anyone who needs it, to direct anyone who is lost and trying to find their way to some place, to educate & advise vehicle owners who are parked unlawfully. They also carry out lots of other duties which are too numerous to mention here. Our rangers carry out their duties because they care about the citizens of Sheffield and it's visitors and local countryside. / Qualifications not necessary, free training given. If you wish to become a member of SYRS, you must be 16 years old or over. If you wish to become a Voluntary Ranger you MUST be 18 years old or over, live in Sheffield, South Yorkshire (UK), contact us by Messenger to applying for a Membership Application Form or a Voluntary Ranger Application Form. (SYRS is an Equal Rights Opportunity Organization).
