How you made a difference in 2021 | Cornwall Wildlife Trust

Beach discoveries with Your Shore project, photo by Cornwall Wildlife Trust

How you made a difference in 2021

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The impact we had, together, in 2021

A video which explores what we achieved with the help of our supporters in 2021.

Short-beaked common dolphins

Cornwall's Dolphin's and Porpoise's Appeal

We launched this appeal to help dolphins and porpoises not only survive but thrive as a treasured part of Cornwall’s seas.

Two badgers. Image by Paul Browning Photography

Badger vaccinations

We finished our third year of badger vaccination trials with ZSL, with more badgers vaccinated this year than ever before.

Bonhurst Farm, Surrey (James Adler)

Farm advisory work

We continued working with farmers, leading to over 1,700 acres of improved land management.

Exploring sand dunes. Image by Amy Lewis

Dynamic Dunescapes

Our Dynamic Dunscapes team worked with the military to restore precious habitat at Penhale Dunes.

wildlife friendly gardening

Open Gardens

Open Gardens celebrated it's 10th anniversary.

G7 Apprenrentices with a Belted Galloway cow in the background

Nature Recovery

G7 Legacy Project

The G7 Legacy Project for Nature Recovery is an ambitious project in mid-Cornwall assisting nature recovery in Cornwall.

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

2020-21 Annual Review

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Nature recovery network

Nature recovery network

A Nature Recovery Network

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