Cornwall Wildlife Trust has launched an urgent public appeal to secure a rare piece of land for nature and extend Bartinney nature reserve, on Cornwall’s Penwith peninsula.

Update 22 April 2026. A motion calling for Cornwall Council to reconsider plans for chemical weed killer use was strongly supported at a full council meeting. The Council have accepted that the…

Cornwall Wildlife Trust has launched its largest and most ambitious nature recovery project, Tor to Shore, thanks to a £3.3 million grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund, towards this £5…

The first trees are in the ground at Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s West Muchlarnick site, marking the beginning of an ambitious 50‑year project to restore temperate rainforest in south east Cornwall…

Hundreds of dead and dying seabirds - particularly puffins - are washing up on Cornwall's beaches in the wake of the recent stormy weather.

Rescued beaver pair, Parsnip and Turnip, from Cornwall Seal Sanctuary released into the wild in Cornwall as Cornwall Wildlife Trust continues its fully licensed beaver reintroductions.

Cornwall Wildlife Trust is celebrating the return of wild beavers to Cornwall, as the county’s first fully licenced release has now taken place — a landmark moment for nature recovery both in…

January 2026 saw 27 dolphins wash up dead on Cornwall’s beaches.

A year of disasters, discoveries and determination around UK shores

Labour’s list of broken promises mounts