VIDEO: Emily Hardisty explores Cabilla & Redrice Woods Nature Reserve
Join us on a virtual stroll through Cabilla & Redrice Woods - our biggest woodland nature reserve - with our local vlogger and avid conservationist, Emily Hardisty.
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Cabilla & Redrice Woods
One of the largest and finest ancient woodlands in 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…
Attack on nature at Rosenannon Downs nature reserve
Arson attack burns around a quarter of Cornwall Wildlife Trust nature reserve.
Looe Island Nature Reserve
Looe Island is a marine nature reserve and the waters around it are teaming with life. The island provides a quiet haven for wildlife, with a variety of habitats.
Rosenannon Downs Nature Reserve Fire
An update following the attack on nature at Rosenannon Downs nature reserve.
Stunning Island Nature Reserve Opens For Season
Once again Looe Island Nature Reserve is taking bookings for their ever popular Guided Walks. So now is the time to book your place to visit Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s stunning Island Nature…
Live Looe Island Nature Reserve webcam
What wildlife can you spot on our Looe Island Nature Reserve webcam?
Drones on nature reserves
For the safety and enjoyment of other visitors, and to protect wildlife from disturbance, please do not fly unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) or other remote-control flying devices in our nature reserves without permission.
Wildlife Watch Events
Forthcoming Wildlife Watch Events
Wild beavers discovered at Helman Tor nature reserve
Wild beavers have been discovered at Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s Helman Tor nature reserve, following an observation reported to the charity by a member of the public
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.