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Survey Permission Application
Cornwall Wildlife Trust encourages naturalists, ecologists, geologists, and archaeologists to carry out research or surveys on our nature reserves. While most requests are welcomed, it is essential to obtain permission from us before any work begins.
Become a Citizen Scientist for Cornwall’s Dolphins
Following the past success of the South West Bottlenose Dolphin Consortium in collating the evidence to prove that we have a resident pod of bottlenose dolphins around Cornwall, scientists from…
2025 Annual Member Survey Results
Over four hundred members of Cornwall Wildlife Trust took part in our 2024 annual member survey. It's essential for us to understand your thoughts and needs, and to see how we're making progress together towards achieving our vision of a Cornwall where nature thrives.
We were genuinely inspired by the concerns and hopes we share with you.
A big thank you to everyone who took part!
We were genuinely inspired by the concerns and hopes we share with you.
A big thank you to everyone who took part!
Tor to Shore - 2025 Survey
We have secured funding for the 12-month development phase of Tor to Shore, Cornwall’s most ambitious project for nature – supporting wildlife across land and sea. Please help us demonstrate local support for the project by completing this survey. Your answers will help us understand community views and guide the development of the project.
Thank you for completing the Tor to Shore survey
Thank you for completing our Tor to Shore survey.
Shoal of citizen scientists needed for Shoresearch Cornwall
Cornwall Wildlife Trust call for help charting marine life during
National Marine Week
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Plot your action on our map and share how you are acting for Cornwall's wildlife.
Map your action
Help us build a wilder Cornwall and show us where you are acting for wildlife!
Dedicated marine strandings volunteers produce gold standard citizen science
Cornwall Wildlife Trust hails 20 years of the Marine Strandings Network. Over 250 volunteers gather data which help us better understand marine life in Cornish waters
Take the Lead, at Penhale Dunes
With dog ownership in the rise, how do we ensure the Dunes are a safe space for all wildlife?
Vibrant marine life surveyed on Manacles Reef
The Manacles, a treacherous rocky reef that juts out from the Lizard peninsula, famous for the shipwrecks that it has caused, is also designated as a Marine Conservation Zone. Cornwall Wildlife…