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Volunteer wins Environment Award for 10 years of dedication to practical conservation work in Cornwall
Pauline Ryan’s smile lit up the room last Thursday at the Cornwall Volunteer Awards hosted at the Eden Project as she received her ‘Environmental Award’ from Carolyn Cadman, Chief Executive of…
Volunteers lay hedges for Cornish wildlife
Volunteer groups from Cornwall Wildlife Trust and Cornwall Council have teamed up to lay a stretch of new hedge at Millennium Woods near Penzance. The result is a dense, living hedge which…
Volunteers create Cornish hedge at Millennium Woods
Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s Wild Penwith volunteer group has built and repaired over 100 meters of Cornish hedge over the years but living, “green” hedges are a fairly rare feature of the Penwith…
Power of the people: the volunteers transforming Helman Tor
Mid-Cornwall Reserves Officer Alex reports on the incredible impact that a small team of volunteers has made on Cornwall Wildlife Trust's largest nature reserve
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
What we do
We protect Cornwall's wildlife and wild places on land and in our seas. We are passionate about conservation and have helped people enjoy nature for over 60 years.
Volunteering FAQs
We've prepared some frequently asked questions about volunteering with Cornwall Wildlife Trust.
What is a Nudibranch?
Nudibranchs, also known as sea slugs, are much like their land-based relatives that you may spot in your garden. But, unlike your regular garden slug, the nudibranch can incorporate the stinging…
Volunteers wanted to show their beach love for Love Your Beach Week as 'micro mission' gets underway
Cornwall Wildlife Trust and the Cornish Plastic Pollution Coalition (CPPC) are encouraging people to share the love for their environment this February!
What’s under that pot?
This morning I did a bit of garden exploration, and it’s a mini-jungle out there. Why not give it a go yourself, either by yourself or with children, and we can compare notes and find out more.…