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TRAVEL GRANTS

The Wildlife Society, along with many TWS Chapters, Sections, and Working Groups, offer travel grants (mostly to students, but some are available to professionals) to attend the TWS Annual Conference and other TWS-related meetings. The following list details those currently offering travel grants.

Native Peoples’ Wildlife Management Working Group : Each year, up to 10 students who are members of a Native American, First Nations, or Indigenous Tribe, or identify as Native Alaskan or Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, will be selected to attend TWS’ Annual Conference as part of the Native Student Professional Development Program . This includes complimentary registration, hotel, travel grant, and more. More info to come.

Wisconsin Chapter: Accepting applications from professional members (students are not eligible, they have another source of funding from WCTWS) for one travel grant up to $1,500 to help defer expenses related to attending the TWS Annual Conference. This grant opportunity is being offered to WCTWS members who otherwise would not be able to participate in the national conference because of financial restrictions. More info to come.

Biometrics Working Group : Travel grants of at least $750 are available for up to 5 student members of TWS (membership to the BWG not required) that are presenting papers or posters at TWS’ 2023 Annual Conference. Current students (undergraduate and graduate) and recent graduates (individuals that graduated within two years of the scheduled conference) are eligible for these travel grants. Applications are due by July 15, 2023. Click here for more information and contact Simona Picardi at [email protected] with “BWG Student Travel Grant” in the subject line with any questions.

Maine Chapter : Financial support (up to $500 for individuals and up to $1,000 for groups) is available for student travel and professional development from the Chapter’s Student Support Fund. Applications are due  February 1  of each year. More info is available  here .

North Carolina Chapter : Provides one travel grant for $1,000 to one member of the North Carolina Chapter to assist in offsetting the cost of attending the 2023 TWS Annual Conference. Applications are due July 21 . More info is available here .

Pennsylvania Chapter : One professional development grant of up to $1,000 is offered each year to a non-student member of the Pennsylvania Chapter of TWS. The deadline is  February 15  of each year. More info is available  here .

The Wildlife Society : Students whose research has been accepted for the Annual Conference may apply for travel grants of $500. The application period is open until July 5, 2023; click here to apply.

Biological Diversity Working Group : One travel grant of up to $500 is available for a TWS student member presenting a paper or poster with a focus on protecting biodiversity at The Wildlife Society’s Annual Conference. The deadline to apply is September 1, 2023 . More information is available here .

Central Mountains and Plains Section : See the CMPS website for information on our Wayne Sandfort Student Travel Grants available for TWS’ Annual Conference. Please contact CMPS President Stephanie Ferrero ( [email protected] ) or President-Elect Embere Hall ( [email protected] ) if you have any questions.

North Carolina Chapter : Professional development grants are funded on a semiannual basis (one per cycle, up to $250 each) and are available to a member of the North Carolina Chapter of The Wildlife Society to help offset the cost of attending a professional conference, professional development workshop, training, or other appropriate professional development program. Applications are due by  January 31 (first cycle) or  June 30  (second cycle) of each year. Please contact the Chapter’s Grants and Finance Committee Chair, Jamie Sasser, at  [email protected] , with any questions.

Colorado Chapter : Two travel grants for $500 each are available to members of the Colorado Chapter attending a meeting or workshop. Applications are due by   August 1 .  More info is available  here .

College and University Education Working Group : One travel grant is awarded to a new instructor of wildlife courses or an instructor who transitioned into a new teaching position. Awardees should attend the Working Group annual meeting. Applications are due by May 1 .  If not awarded, applications submitted by September 1 will be considered. More info is available here .

Wyoming Chapter : Professional and student travel grants of $500 are available to Wyoming Chapter members that will be attending TWS’ Annual Conference. The application period is closed for the 2023/2024 fiscal year.

Human Dimensions Working Group : Up to two travel grants are available to help human dimensions professionals and students interested in human dimensions participate in the Annual Conference of The Wildlife Society. This grant will cover up to $500 of the recipient’s travel and registration costs. More info will be posted here when available.

Invasive Species Working Group : Three $500 scholarships are available to ISWG members to attend TWS’ Annual Conference. Scholarship recipients will include one undergraduate, one masters, and one Ph.D. student. Students must be currently enrolled in a wildlife biology, wildlife or land management, ecology, or a similar program and planning to attend the conference. Graduate students must be presenting original research on invasive species ecology or management at the conference. The selected undergraduate student must be available to assist with the ISWG symposium. More info will be posted here when available. 

Out in The Field : Two travel grants for $500 each and a $250 travel grant (provided by TWS’ Biological Diversity Working Group) are available to LGBTQ+ members of TWS (students and professionals) to assist them in offsetting the cost of attending TWS’ Annual Conference. More info will be posted when it is available.

Wildlife Diseases Working Group : Student travel awards of $500 are available to attend TWS’ Annual Conference. More info will be posted when available. 

Molecular Ecology Working Group : Travel grants of $500 will be awarded to TWS student members attending The Wildlife Society’s Annual Conference. This award will be given to two current or recently graduated students. The deadline to apply is  July 31 . Click here for further details.

Habitat Restoration and Conservation Working Group : Up to four $350 scholarships are available to aid new professionals, graduate students, and/or presenters focusing on the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration or Ecological Restoration broadly, attending the 2023 TWS Annual Conference. The deadline to apply is Sept. 15 . Click here for further details.

Missouri Chapter: Professional development travel grants are offered each year. The winter/spring deadline is February 15 and the summer deadline is August 15. More info is available here .

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May bank holidays 2024.

Below are the service levels for TM Travel over the May bank holidays:   6th May - Sunday service

27th May - Sunday service

Service 117

From the 14th April South Pennine Community Transport will be running the 117 on our behalf, Monday - Saturday. There will be no changes to fares or the timetable.

Easter service levels 2024

Below are the service levels for TM Travel over the Easter weekend:   Good Friday - Saturday service with Monday to Friday service running on 5 and X7

Saturday - Saturday service

Easter Sunday - Sunday Service

Easter Monday - Sunday Service

Tuesday 2 April  - normal service resumes

Changes to 26/26A from 8 January 2024

Following discussions with SYMCA there will a revised route and timetable on the 26/26A from the 8 January. 

These changes will restore links lost following previous changes in the area, with the buses doing a loop as follows:

26 Crystal Peaks - Swallownest - Wales - Kiveton Park - Thorpe Salvin - Harthill - Woodall - Killamarsh - Crystal Peaks, with the 26A doing the same route in reverse

Buses will serve Darke House Lane, West Street, Orchard Lane, Eckington Road and Hartland Avenue instead of Ochre Dike Lane, Thorpe Green and Thorpe Drive.

Christmas and New Year Services 2023-2024

Planned service levels for the Christmas and New Year period are:

Christmas Eve (24th December)  

Normal Sunday service, but will the following earlier than usual last buses:

30A Plumbley – Crystal Peaks – Sheffield – Royal Hallamshire Hospital

18.15 Plumbley – Royal Hallamshire Hospital

19.15 Royal Hallamshire Hospital – Plumbley

9A Sheffield – Manor Top

18.07 Manor Top – Sheffield

19.35 Sheffield – Manor Top

42 Sheffield - Woodhouse

18.35 Sheffield – Woodhouse

19.03 Woodhouse – Sheffield

Christmas Day (25th December)

Boxing Day (26th December)  

Only the following special journeys on route 30 will run:

30 Crystal Peaks – Sheffield – Royal Hallamshire Hospital

9.00 Crystal Peaks Bus Station – Royal Hallamshire Hospital  

10.00 Crystal Peaks Bus Station – Sheffield, Commercial St

11.00 Crystal Peaks Bus Station – Sheffield, Commercial St

12.00 Crystal Peaks Bus Station – Royal Hallamshire Hospital  

13.00 Crystal Peaks Bus Station – Sheffield, Commercial St

14.00 Crystal Peaks Bus Station – Sheffield, Commercial St

15.00 Crystal Peaks Bus Station – Royal Hallamshire Hospital  

16.00 Crystal Peaks Bus Station – Sheffield, Commercial St

17.00 Crystal Peaks Bus Station – Royal Hallamshire Hospital  

30 Royal Hallamshire Hospital – Sheffield – Crystal Peaks

9.50 Royal Hallamshire Hospital – Crystal Peaks Bus Station

10.50 Sheffield, Arundel Gate – Crystal Peaks Bus Station

11.50 Sheffield, Arundel Gate – Crystal Peaks Bus Station

12.50 Royal Hallamshire Hospital – Crystal Peaks Bus Station

13.50 Sheffield, Arundel Gate – Crystal Peaks Bus Station

14.50 Sheffield, Arundel Gate – Crystal Peaks Bus Station

15.50 Royal Hallamshire Hospital – Crystal Peaks Bus Station

16.50 Sheffield, Arundel Gate – Crystal Peaks Bus Station

17.50 Royal Hallamshire Hospital – Crystal Peaks Bus Station

Buses that start at the Royal Hospital are due to leave Arundel Gate 9 minutes later.

27th - 29th December

A normal  SATURDAY service will operate on all routes except on 5 Sheffield – Firth Park and X7 Maltby – Sheffield where a Monday to Friday service will operate.

30th December

A normal  SATURDAY  service will operate on all routes

New Years Eve (31st December)  

New Years Day (1st January)

2nd January

Normal service resumes

Temporary Saturday changes November 2023

Following discussions with SYMCA regarding staff availability we will be making the following short term temporary changes to Saturday services from 4th November:

M17 and 117 - Saturday service suspended

8/8A - Saturday journeys at 7.45, 16.45, 17.15, 17.45 and 18.15 from Crystal Peaks and 7.55, 16.55, 17.25, 17.55 and 18.25 from Birley will be suspended

31 - Saturday journeys at 16.07, 17.07, 18.07 and 19.07 from Sheffield and 16.38, 17.38, 18.38 and 19.38 from Loxley will be suspended 

There will be no changes to other routes. 

This a temporary measure and full services will be restored as soon as possible.

Fare changes November 2023

There will be the following changes to fares from the 1st November 2023, following decisions by Derbyshire County Council and South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority:

B_line pass holders will have their single fare capped to a maximum value of £1.50, as a special offer through the local Bus Service Improvement Plan. This will be valid for journeys starting or finishing in Derbyshire on the 26/26A, 218 and 252.

The South Yorkshire Zoom single price will now be £1.

The South Yorkshire Zoom beyond single price will now be £1.50.

Service changes October 2023

Following tender reviews by Derbyshire County Council and South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority the following changes will take place in October:

1st October

Services 142 and 150 will be replaced by new services 142 and 143/143A by Derbyshire Community Transport - please see derbysbus.info for the new timetables. 

29th October

Service 583 will now be run by Stagecoach,  please see derbysbus.info and stagecoachbus.com for more information. 

Vectare will be running a special timetable on service 81, please see derbysbus.info for more information.

The winter timetable on the 218 will start on this date.

South Yorkshire

Service 9A will be reintroduced, running 2 hourly evenings and Sundays (odd hours, xx35 from Sheffield Interchange).

Service 21 all journeys will be operated by Stagecoach

Service 30A will run 2 hourly evening and Sundays, with even hour (2015 etc) departures from Plumbley and odd hour (2115 etc) departures from the Royal Hallamshire Hospital.

Service 42 will be introduced, running 2 hourly evening and Sundays between Sheffield, Manor Top, Frecheville and Woodhouse (even hours, xx35 from Sheffield Interchange).

Service X54 will run 2 hourly on Sundays, with first departures from Harthill and Sheffield at 0633 and 0735, with last trips from Harthill at 1833 and Sheffield at 1935.

Full timetable details are available through travelsouthyorkshire.com

Springwell School changes 4th September 2023

With the new times for the school day there are minor changes to times on the Springwell School buses from the start of the new academic year. Please see the schools page for the latest timetables on the 508, 510, 511, 512 and 513.

Meadowhall and Sheffield Interchange stand changes August/September 2023

Due to resurfacing there will be some changes to the stands we use at times at Meadowhall and Sheffield Interchange during August, September and October 2023. Different routes will be impacted by the different phases, as generally one area will be resurfaced at a time.

Latest details can be found at the links below:

Impacting on X74

Meadowhall Interchange Works 2023 - Travel South Yorkshire

Impacting on 9, 32, 41, 218, 252, X7, X54, X74

Sheffield Interchange Works 2023 - Travel South Yorkshire

Travelmaster contactless payments 30th July 2023

From the 30th July 7 day Travelmaster passes, including Citywide and Citybus, will become cash only on bus.

For those who want to pay using alternative options the following are available:

the new travelmaster app

through travelmaster.com

vending machines at interchanges

payzone stores

on supertram

There are no changes to one day tickets, or to TM only tickets

Service changes 23rd July 2023

Following reviews by South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority and Derbyshire County Council there will be some changes to TM Travel services from the 23rd/24th July.

We'll be introducing new trips on the 218 with support from Derbyshire County Council's Bus Service Improvement Plan, with new evening trips at 7.40pm and 9.40pm from Sheffield and 8.40pm and 10.40pm from Bakewell Monday - Saturday, and a new earlier Sunday round trip at 7.50am from Sheffield and 8.45am from Bakewell, which will run throughout the year.

We'll now be running services 5 (Sheffield - Firth Park), 26/26A (Crystal Peaks - Thorpe Salvin), 32 (Sheffield - NGH), 76A (Sheffield - Chancet Wood), M17 (Dore - Jordanthorpe), X74 (Sheffield - Meadowhall).

Services 8/8A, 9, 31, X7 and X54 will have new timetables, which include extra trips on the 31 and X7.

Services 24A, 29, 181 and  the evening and Sunday journeys on route 8 will now be run by another operator. Service 9A will no longer be operated by TM. Travelmaster tickets will be valid for travel on these services within South Yorkshire, although TM Travel only tickets will no longer be.

Full details of the changes, including new times and operators can be found here:

Service changes and updates - Travel South Yorkshire

Easter and Bank Holiday service levels 2023

We will be running the following services over Easter and Spring/Summer bank holidays in 2023:

Good Friday - Saturday service on all routes

Saturday 8th April - Normal Saturday service

Easter Sunday - Normal Sunday service

Easter Monday - Sunday service

Monday 1st May - Sunday service

Monday 8th May - Sunday service

Monday 29th May - Sunday service

Monday 28th August - Sunday service

Friday and Saturday evening route change to 30A

Following feedback from SYMCA/SY Police buses on route 30A towards Plumbley will run direct from Royal Hallamshire Hospital to Arundel Gate on a Friday and Saturday night after 9pm.

Minor change to route 31 from 9th January 2023

Following feedback from residents to SYMCA, who support the 31, there will be a minor change to the timetable from the 9th January. 

The first bus will now start at Loxley Road/Mill Dam at 7.13am, and then run at the same times as now from Loxley, and an additional journey will run from Loxley at 7.18pm to Hillsborough Interchange, arriving at 7.27pm.

TM Fares from 2nd January 2023

We will be taking part in the new £2 capped single fare scheme from the Government, which will cover all our routes in Derbyshire and Yorkshire except for school services. This is due to run between January and March.

We will also be making changes to our pass range for the first time in three years due to our significant increase in costs during this period. There will be some simplifications to remove most route only tickets, but we are keeping the most popular ones on line 30, which also includes travel on the 8, 8A, 30A, X30 and 55, and peak line 218.

The 218 only day tickets will be replaced by new Daysaver+ tickets, giving access to more routes, and we will be introducing a new Group Daysaver+ ticket which can be used by any 5 people.

Daily and weekly tickets will have QR codes at the bottom from this date which will need to be scanned using the onboard reader when getting on the bus. 

Travelmaster tickets will also be changing prices from this date. For more information please visit  sytravelmaster.com

Christmas & New Year bus service levels

We will be operating the following service pattern over the Christmas and New Year period:

Please find a copy of the Boxing Day 30 service and Last Departure times for Christmas Eve and New Years Eve below.

We would like to wish all of our customers a very Merry Christmas and a happy and prosperous New Year.

Changes to 218 from 30th October 2022 

As we introduce our winter timetable on the 218 we will be making some changes to improve reliability and to ensure the longer term sustainability of the service from the 30th October.

As part of these changes there will be a new 9.10am from Sheffield to Chatsworth House and Bakewell Monday - Saturday.

The 5.55pm from Sheffield will no longer run Monday - Saturday, with the current 5.35pm running 5 minutes later.

There are changes to times between 1pm and 3pm from Sheffield and 2pm and 5pm from Bakewell to better match demand and improve reliability.

Most Sunday journeys will run approx 10 minutes later, with additional journeys during the winter via Chatsworth House, including earlier journeys from Bakewell.

The new timetable is below.

Service Changes from 2nd October 2022 

Following a review of services by Derbyshire County Council and SYMCA there will be the following changes to our network from Sunday 2nd October:

The following new services will start:

8/8A - Birley - Crystal Peaks (Monday - Saturday daytimes) and Sheffield - Birley (evenings and Sundays)

9 - Sheffield - Darnall (Monday - Saturdays) and 9A Sheffield - Darnall - Manor Top (evenings and Sundays)

31 - Sheffield - Hillsborough - Loxley

41 - Sheffield - Frecheville (certain journeys Monday - Saturday)

117 - Rotherham - Bramley

142 - Alfreton - Belper - Nether Heage

150 - Clay Cross - Alfreton - Matlock

181 - Sheffield - Dore

X7 - Sheffield - Maltby

The following services will change:

29A - will be renumbered 21 and the early morning Monday - Saturday journeys will now be run by Stagecoach

X54 - we will also run the Monday - Saturday journeys

The following services will now be run by other operators:

15/16 - will now be run by Stagecoach www.stagecoachbus.com

48/49 - will now be run by Hulleys www.hulleys-of-baslow.co.uk

New timetables will be available shortly on this website, travelsouthyorkshire.com and derbysbus.info

Contactless payments have arrived

We're pleased to announce from start of service on Thursday 18th November 2021, contactless payments can now be accepted on all our services. We also accept Apple Pay and Google Pay.

Service changes from 30th August 2021

There will be some changes to the timetables of services 15, 16, 20 and 252 from 30th August 2021. New timetables are available to download below:

Face coverings from 19th July 2021

Face coverings do assist in reducing the transmission of coughs colds and other viruses.  From 19th July 2021 face coverings cease to be required in law on public transport and become a matter of personal responsibility.  A number of our customers are elderly and vulnerable and we do want and need them to return to using bus services.  We therefore earnestly ask all of our loyal, socially responsible dedicated customers to consider carefully the needs of their fellow passengers in making their personal decision on whether or not to wear a face mask.

New staff appointments - Operations Manager and Workshop Team Leader

We are proud to announce two internal promotions:

Paul Cobb, who started with TM as a driver, progressing to Traffic Officer and Interim AOM becomes Operations Manager.

Dan Smith, who started as an apprentice in the old TM is now our new Workshop Team Leader, running the workshop.

The passion and vigour which Paul and Dan bring to TM will help us build the company, post pandemic to a strong dynamic bus business.

Carver Street permanent closure

Services 30/30A will now operate along Rockingham Street towards Crystal Peaks & Plumbley, due to the permanent closure of Carver Street. These services will stop at Rockingham Street RS1 (37027614).

Our response to the COVID 19 pandemic

At TM Travel the safety of our colleagues and passengers is of paramount concern.

This is why, we have:

(i)    offered our drivers gloves and hand sanitiser

(ii)   reviewed and enhanced our cleaning regimes for buses

(iii)  sourced screens for our buses - which you will now see appear

(iv)  provided vehicles with capacities to allow our customers to adhere to social distancing

(v)   worked closely with local authority partners to focus our resources where they are most needed

You, our loyal customers have done a lot to help us but can we please ask:-

(i)    you to consider the time you are travelling. Capacity on buses is under a lot of pressure and we  do want to be able to offer it to as wide a cross section of our customer base as possible

(ii)   to pay with exact fare wherever possible

(iii)  to practise social distancing as far as possible on the vehicle

Together we can and we will beat this evil virus.  We really do appreciate the support of each and every one of you.

New website launched

Welcome to the new TM Travel website. Our website is your one stop shop for all information regarding our services, including school services.

Here you can find details about our bus services and where and when they run to, tickets that are available to purchase onboard our vehicles and you can even download timetables direct to your computer.

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