£1.8 million initiative aims to restore an entire marine ecosystem and accelerate ocean recovery at scale

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

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

A year of disasters, discoveries and determination around UK shores

Cornwall Wildlife Trust has raised the alarm over the government’s decision to “fast-track” the £150 million Falmouth Docks redevelopment, warning that the new accelerated planning model must not…

The Fal’s historic oyster fishery has increased its minimum landing size to boost sustainability and protect the UK’s last viable native oyster grounds.

The first UK record of a sea slug usually found in much warmer climates has been made in Cornwall.

Cornwall Wildlife Trust volunteer Charlotte Cumming made the incredible discovery at one…

A leatherback turtle has been found stranded on Porthleven Beach. The stranding is believed to be linked to a recent report from a fisherman who saw a turtle entangled in his pot line,…

Record-breaking ocean temperatures are harming Cornwall's marine wildlife. Cornwall Wildlife Trust is advocating for Marine Protected Areas to help ecosystems build resilience against climate…

Cornwall Wildlife Trust has received shocking footage showing multiple injured dolphins, likely come about from impact with high-speed watercraft or propellers.