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Doing business with nature: six ways supporting a charity can help business
Does ‘doing good by doing business’ do businesses any good? We believe it does – for both Cornish wildlife and the businesses who support our cause.
Wildlife charity invests in low carbon future
Cornwall Wildlife Trust is making good its commitment to reducing carbon use through the installation of solar panels at its headquarters near Allet. The organisation recently partnered with local…
German wildlife supporter to be made a Cornish Bard
An outstanding German citizen is to be made a Cornish Bard at the Gorsedh ceremony to be held at St. Keverne on Saturday 3rd September, an honour that comes as a direct result of the amazing…
Wild Coast beer launched to support Cornwall Wildlife Trust
St Austell Brewery has partnered with Cornwall Wildlife Trust on a new limited-edition beer, helping to raise awareness and funds for the important work that the organisation does to protect…
Breast cancer campaigner supports Trust’s My Wild Life campaign
Kris Hallenga, founder of the breast cancer awareness charity CoppaFeel!, is the latest personality to feature in Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s successful My Wild Life campaign which aims to increase…
Eden joins in support of Cornwall Good Seafood Guide
The Eden Project has joined Nathan Outlaw, Jamie Oliver’s Fifteen Cornwall restaurant, St Austell Brewery and more than 70 other local businesses pledging to help towards healthy seas and support…
Trust urges public to support local fishermen by buying local sustainable seafood!
New data supports changes to the Cornwall Good Seafood Guide’s list of recommended seafood and Cornwall Wildlife Trust urges the public to support local fishermen by buying local sustainable fish…
World renowned wildlife photographer supports the Trust
Winner of a BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year award, Jose B. Ruis is to give a series of illustrated talks locally in the New Year in aid of Cornwall Wildlife Trust.
A time to eat local and support Cornish fishermen
Amid the chaos created by the coronavirus pandemic, Cornwall Wildlife Trust is encouraging the public to remember their local fishermen and to buy local sustainable seafood.