Seaquest Southwest is a citizen science marine recording project run by Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s Living Seas Marine Team. It is one of the team’s fantastic marine projects aimed at conserving and…
This summer the Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s Seaquest Southwest project is proud to announce that their week long Seaquest Bottlenose Dolphin Roadshow is touring around the county to raise awareness…
This weekend, experts from all over the UK and Europe are coming together in Cornwall to celebrate one of our most iconic species, with the first ever Southwest Bottlenose Dolphin Forum taking…
With the news of two orca seen off the Minack Threate in West Cornwall in May, Seaquest Southwest Coordinator Clare Owen takes a look back at this incredible sighting and the lives of the West…
South West Marine Ecosystems Conference 2026
Understanding Ecosystem Change, Past, Present & Future
Reporting on the state of SW seas and strengthening connections between those…
Cornwall Wildlife Trust and Cornwall College’s Your Shore Beach Rangers Project is delighted to announce the 7th Annual Your Shore Conference on Saturday 2nd March at the Pavilion Centre, Royal…
The Your Shore Conference 2026 brought together Cornwall’s passionate marine conservation community, celebrating the achievements of all its volunteers.
Dan Barrios-O'Neill, Head of Marine Conservation at Cornwall Wildlife Trust, reflects on calls for a ban on bottom trawling, the 2025 UN Ocean Conference, and the importance of working…
The distinctive sight of a spoonbill is becoming increasingly common in the east and southwest of England, with colonies of breeding birds now established.
Over 2,500 records, representing tens of thousands of animals, were sent into Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s Seaquest Southwest Project in 2016 – a record breaking year for the initiative as described…
The tenth report in its series, The State of the South-West’s Seas Report has been published, bringing the marine and coastal community together annually to consider and communicate the changes…
