The State of Nature Cornwall 2020 report reveals threats to local wildlife, with 12% of species of principal importance threatened with local extinction and almost a quarter of all terrestrialā¦
Cornwall Wildlife Trustās marine team are amazed by a rare sighting of two killer whales seen off the coast of West Cornwall. This may possibly be the first record of the UKās only residentā¦
Cornwall Wildlife Trust is deeply saddened to report that over 120 acres of land has been burned to the ground as a result of a major gorse fire at Bartinney Downs Nature Reserve.
As the countryās COVID-19 Response Roadmap brings us out of lockdown, itās time to get active and give back to the community and environment that has helped so many get through some very toughā¦
Environmental organisations in Cornwall tackling the issue of marine plastics and pollution have launched a report about the impact of Covid-19 on Cornwallās unique and powerful beach cleaningā¦
Cornwall Wildlife Trust is saddened to report that around a quarter of Rosenannon Downs Nature Reserve, equivalent to over 20 hectares, has been burned to the ground in a suspected act of arsonā¦
Young people in Cornwall are facing a crisis, as emerging evidence from The Health Foundation on the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic shows that people aged 12ā24 years are one of the worst-ā¦
With global leaders headed to Cornwall this year for the G7 summit to consider the climate crisis and other global environmental issues, what can we do at a local level to contribute towards theseā¦
New research has revealed that seagrass beds in Looe Bay are up to ten times larger than those in Plymouth, Falmouth and Torbay, making them one of the largest such habitats in the whole of Devonā¦
