Marine heatwave impacting Cornish waters
Warm sea temperatures are having a curious impact on Cornwall's marine life.
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Help make history and return beavers to Cornish waterways
Cornwall Wildlife Trust launches its most ambitious appeal yet – to return beavers to the wild once more.
Cornwall’s Coral Beds Facing Threat from Pollution
Marine scientists and conservationists shocked to find ancient maerl beds off St Mawes smothered in algae caused by poor water quality.
Heartbreaking discovery of pregnant porpoise stranded on Good Friday highlights urgent need for bycatch solutions
After the tragic discovery of a pregnant harbour porpoise and her calf killed by bycatch on a Cornwall beach, conservationists and fishers are urgently calling for government action to approve…
Severe fires across Bodmin Moor
The recent spate of moorland fires are causing great concern for wildlife.
Marine turtles washing up on Cornish beaches – what you need to know
Cornwall Wildlife Trust is urging the public to be marine aware following several recent reports of marine turtles washing up along the Cornish coast.
Dam good news for beavers: Wild release application process open
Cornwall Wildlife Trust welcomes the news that the UK Government is now accepting applications for licensed wild release of beavers in England.
Your local seagrass restoration project needs you!
Cornwall Wildlife Trust are on a mission to restore our local intertidal seagrass meadows. Now we need your help to identify new areas to restore.
Rumours from Westminster: further delays to beaver release licencing?
Evidence shows that beavers are transformative for nature in England. So when will Cornwall Wildlife Trust and other wildlife organisations be given the go ahead for licenced releases?
Endangered shark found on Par beach
A thresher shark - classified as Endangered in European waters by the IUCN Red List - was discovered washed up on Par beach by a dog walker on New Year’s Day. Volunteers from Cornwall Wildlife…