Cornish gardens open for our 60th anniversary year
Horticultural havens across Cornwall are set to open their gates as part of Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s Open Gardens scheme and 60th anniversary celebrations.
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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.
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.
Sophie’s Wild Life: Using adventure to share stories about nature
Sophie Pavelle, a wildlife presenter, and adventurer is the latest to feature in Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s successful My Wild Life campaign on the anniversary of her epic 300-mile walk of Cornwall…
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.
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.
Saxophone in the garden and all that jazz
Like gardens and music, and care about wildlife? Then the place to be is Restineas Cottage at Garker, St. Austell. On Sunday 14th May the garden opens its gates for Cornwall Wildlife Trust, and…
Our Impact
At Cornwall Wildlife Trust, we are taking action to restore Cornwall’s wildlife and wild places, on land and in our seas, all year round. You can view and download our impact review on this page.
Our Team
Our Chief Executive and managers work with wild and wonderful teams, breathing life and passion into Cornwall Wildlife Trust.
Five years of beavers bring big biodiversity and flooding benefits
The Cornwall Beaver Project marks 5-year anniversary with research findings and fresh calls for wild releases in Britain.
We all want healthy seas
Dan Barrios-O'Neill, Head of Marine Conservation at Cornwall Wildlife Trust, explores the topic of our 2025 panel discussion, Can we have healthy seas and productive fisheries?
Donate to our Appeals
By supporting our appeals, you are contributing to our vital conservation work, and making a difference to the future of wildlife in Cornwall. With your support, we can help to ensure native species, precious habitats and special places can be treasured and protected for many years to come.