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 12–24 years are one of the worst-…
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 these…
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 Devon…
Cornwall-based artist and wilderness painter Tony Foster is raising thousands of pounds for Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s vital work through sales of his “Lockdown Diary – 56 Days” print, which…
Covid-19 restrictions have led to delays and postponements of many activities this year. However, thanks to the efforts of a small group of farmers in mid-Cornwall, badger vaccination in a bid to…
Cornwall Wildlife Trust and Cornwall College’s Your Shore Beach Rangers Project is searching for young, vibrant environmentalists to create short films for this year’s See you at the Sea Festival…
The coronavirus lockdown caused unprecedented disruptions to Cornwall’s Fishing industry, but the public rallied to help and many have changed their eating habits to support our fishing industry…
Last week, 22nd September marked the autumn equinox - the official changing of the seasons. With leaves starting to fall, and temperatures cooling, now is the time for foraging. Between now and…
With all this talk of ‘build, build, build’, the climate and nature crisis and a looming recession, it’s reassuring to hear that a long-established, Cornish company providing trusted, professional…
The Cornish fishing port and seaside town of Looe has pioneered the launch of the UK’s first crab line recycling scheme, tackling the issue of plastic pollution and marine wildlife entanglement…
