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Climate Change

Climate change in Cornwall is expected to bring sea-level rise and an increase in the intensity of both rain and drought - both of which will increase the pressures on Cornwall’s wildlife and wild places which are already in decline.
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Climate friendly gardening

There are plenty of ways you can take action against climate change in your own backyard or local greenspace.

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Wildlife Emergency Fund

Your donation to the Wildlife Emergency Fund will help reverse the decline which is happening all around us. By supporting vital conservation work on land, you will help struggling species which are currently clinging on for survival. Each day, Cornwall Wildlife Trust staff and volunteers are on the ground working to create a Cornwall where nature thrives. The Wildlife Emergency Fund makes core terrestrial projects possible so that we can look to the future with greater hope for nature.
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Ocean Emergency Fund

Your donation to the Ocean Emergency Fund will help protect Cornwall’s incredible marine wildlife.

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G7

All eyes turn to Cornwall for the G7 summit in June, during which world leaders will discuss key topics such as tackling the the climate and ecological emergencies.