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Beaver created wetland at Helman Tor

Beaver created wetland at Helman Tor

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A beaver in a river with some foliage in the foreground

David Parkyn

Better with Beavers

Wild Beaver Reintroductions

We're working to reintroduce and monitor beavers in Cornwall, restoring wetlands and improving biodiversity whilst reducing flood risks.

A women stands at the top of Helman Tor with her arms in the air

Scott Marsden

Connecting land to sea

Tor to Shore

Spanning from Helman Tor to St Austell Bay, Tor to Shore brings together rewilding principles, sustainable farming practices, and marine conservation activities, all underpinned by communities.

Seagrass

Credit: Matt Slater

Reversing the decline

Seagrass Restoration

Cornwall Wildlife Trust is restoring seagrass to our estuaries - boosting marine wildlife, capturing carbon, and helping our seas recover for the future.

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Lewis Jefferies

2024-25 Impact Review

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Chough at Lands End, Image by Pete Warman

Chough at Lands End, Image by Pete Warman

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Volunteers checking dormouse boxes at Cornwall Wildlife Trust's Cabilla & Redrice nature reserve. Image by Ben Watkins

Volunteers checking dormouse boxes at Cornwall Wildlife Trust's Cabilla & Redrice nature reserve. Image by Ben Watkins

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