Kennall Vale
A picturesque woodland with rich undergrowth and open glades.
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Kennall Vale - Coronavirus Side Effects on Nature
The experience of lockdown and removal of the freedoms we all took for granted, has led many of us searching for new things to do. This has seen an increase in people rediscovering the great…
Cornwall Nature Reserves Fund
Your donation to the Cornwall Nature Reserves Fund will help manage our existing nature reserves and purchase more land for nature. By supporting vital work on our reserves and increasing their size, you can help protect precious habitats and species which rely on them. Each day, Cornwall Wildlife Trust staff and volunteers are working on the ground on our reserves to create a Cornwall where nature thrives.
Nature Reserves Virtual Tours
Take a virtual tour around some of our nature reserves - see what species live there and learn more about what we're doing to protect them.
Kennal Vale closures to carry out ash dieback safety works
Ash dieback is affecting trees at our Kennall Vale Nature Reserve, killing many ash trees and spreading rapidly. As a result, we will be closing the reserve on certain dates in November and…
Kennal Vale closures to carry out ash dieback safety works
Ash dieback is affecting trees at our Kennall Vale Nature Reserve, killing many ash trees and spreading rapidly. This poses a threat to both public safety and the scheduled ancient monument. As a…
Thank you for your donation to the Cornwall Nature Reserves Fund!
Thank you for your donation to the Cornwall Nature Reserves Fund!
Escape to Cornwall’s nature reserves: Churchtown Farm, Saltash
8 out of 10 people who shared their experiences of nature in lockdown earlier this year planned to visit a nature reserve in the next 12 months. To help you get outside and discover some of…
Escape to Cornwall’s nature reserves: Maer Lake, Bude
8 out of 10 people who shared their experiences of nature in lockdown earlier this year planned to visit a nature reserve in the next 12 months. To help you get outside and discover some of…
The Lizard becomes one of the largest National Nature Reserves in the South West
Natural England, The National Trust, and Cornwall Wildlife Trust are pleased to announce that the Lizard National Nature Reserve will be extended on 31st August 2016.
Reserve Guardians
Help us to protect wildlife, increase biodiversity and help combat climate change for Cornwall
Escape to Cornwall’s nature reserves: Cabilla & Redrice Woods (A winter visit)
8 out of 10 people who shared their experiences of nature in lockdown last year planned to visit a nature reserve in the next 12 months. Whilst most of us are enjoying nature locally at the minute…