Rosehill Lodges join forces with Cornwall Wildlife Trust

14th April 2008 

Cornwall Wildlife Trust is delighted to announce that 5 Star Graded tourist destination Rosehill Lodges in Porthtowan have followed suit of many local companies by joining the Trust’s corporate membership scheme.

Rosehill are just yards from the beach and have 10 locally hand-built lodges made from larch cladding sourced from an FSC approved woodland in Cornwall.  All lodges have green roofs and solar panels.  Log piles and bird boxes – one with a web cam - can be seen across the site and visitors are actively encouraged to recycle during their stay.

John Barrow, owner of Rosehill Lodges said, “Supporting our local Cornwall Wildlife Trust goes hand in hand with the spirit of Rosehill Lodges.  We believe that the success of people and the success of the tourism industry, is inextricably linked to the success of our environment.  We all know that Cornwall is a magical place.  This treasure needs protection and support.  We are sure that by supporting organisations such as Cornwall Wildlife Trust we are contributing in a small way to the future, ongoing success of Cornwall as a holiday destination”.

Jasmin Brown, Marketing & Fundraising Co-ordinator for the Trust said, “By becoming corporate members, Rosehill Lodges are directly contributing to the conservation work we do which is vital to the county’s wildlife.  More and more companies are realising the importance of protecting Cornwall’s natural environment, and through Cornwall Wildlife Trust they can do just that.  We have various corporate schemes available for companies to get involved with, and encourage any who want to help secure Cornwall’s wildlife for the future to please get in touch.”

If your company wants to work with Cornwall Wildlife Trust, please contact Jasmin Brown on 01872 273939 ext 251.  For more information on Rosehill Lodges, please visit www.rosehilllodges.com.