Associated Groups
Community groups across Cornwall are doing amazing work in their local areas to support nature recovery and to help people connect with and take action for nature.
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Associated Groups Map
This map shows the local groups working in association with Cornwall Wildlife Trust - hover over the pins to find more info for the group.
Marine Conservation Groups
Cornwall has a thriving network of local marine conservation volunteer groups who promote and protect the marine environment in their local patch. Together this network is a powerful voice for our marine environment.
Useful information for local groups
Guidance and advice for local community groups operating across Cornwall.
A spring update from our local groups
We are proud to collaborate with many community groups doing amazing work for nature recovery in Cornwall. Here is a snapshot of some recent achievements across our network of local groups...
News and Events from our Associated Groups
Read stories from local groups across Cornwall and find out how to get involved with their latest events.
About Us
Cornwall Wildlife Trust is one of 46 Wildlife Trusts working across the UK. With the invaluable support of our volunteers, members and corporate supporters we manage over 50 nature reserves, including an island for wildlife and people in Cornwall. We also work with other organisations and landowners to protect and connect wildlife sites across the county and inspire local communities and young people to care for wildlife where they live.
Our work with local and special interest groups
We're committed to getting more people taking action for nature across Cornwall and as part of that, we're introducing a package of support called Association.
Learn about Cornwall’s dolphins and porpoises
Cornwall is among the best places in the UK to see dolphins and porpoises, and is home to one of the few resident pods of bottlenose dolphins left off the British Isles.
Rewilding - it's not all about wildcats and wolves
The concept of rewilding has grabbed traditional nature conservation by the shoulders and given it a much-needed shake.
HedgeBlog: why we should be concerned about the decline of hedgehogs
Ella Lazic, Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s Conservation Apprentice, talks to us about the importance of hedgehogs as an indicator species, explaining why their decline should concern us.
Spring onto Your Shore - Your Local Group Needs You!
As the country’s COVID-19 Response Roadmap brings us out of lockdown, it’s time to get active and give back to the community and environment that has helped so many get through some very tough…