May Tree an intimate treasure of a garden
Friday 12th August, 2016
May Tree Garden is a beautiful garden at any time of year, and at the height of summer it will be a glorious sight. Visitors can find out for themselves when the Garden at Claybourne Close in St. Austell opens to the public in aid of Cornwall Wildlife Trust on Sunday August 21st from 2.00pm to 5.00pm.
Pottery, peacocks and plants at The Ranch House
Thursday 28th July, 2016
The Ranch House garden at Churchtown, St. Issey is a tranquil, peaceful location bordered by beautiful countryside with a pottery studio and peacocks roaming around the grounds.
An abundance of wildlife in Peakswater
Thursday 14th July, 2016
High summer, and our Open Gardens scheme continues to attract crowds of local people and visitors, with a beautiful garden set in a quiet valley with countryside views the next to open.
National Marine Week is a real Rocky Horror Show
Monday 11th July, 2016
Discover the real Rocky Horror Show this National Marine Week, 23 July – 7 August, when Cornwall Wildlife Trust celebrates our awesome sea life! Summer is simply not complete without a day at the seaside - but is life in our rockpools quite as placid as it seems?
Sperm Whale Stranded on Cornish Beach
Monday 11th July, 2016
A rarely seen female sperm whale has stranded and sadly died on Perranporth Beach in North Cornwall on Sunday 10th July 2016. One of only six sperm whales to have stranded in the county since records began, marine biologists are hoping to investigate the animal further to find out why and how this beautiful animal died.
High Praze for WI hedge competition
Wednesday 6th July, 2016
Judges of the Cornwall Federation of Women’s Institutes’ Allsop Cup competition were taken aback by the levels of interest and high standard of entries this year. Praze-an-Beeble WI were awarded first place and will be presented with the Allsop Cup trophy later this year at the WI Annual Council meeting.
Trevoole Farm re-opens for wildlife
Thursday 23rd June, 2016
Trevoole Farm has historically been used as a farm and market garden supplying produce locally and far beyond. But it also has a garden which is now aimed at encouraging wildlife.
Respect our Basking sharks!
Friday 17th June, 2016
Thanks to a spell of calm weather and long days, Cornwall’s seas are teaming with plankton which in turn has brought basking sharks to our waters.
St Piran’s takes the biscuit!
Friday 17th June, 2016
Cornwall Wildlife Trust is celebrating a delicious new partnership! Redruth-based business Cornish Coffee has launched a new range of rich, black leaf breakfast tea - St. Piran’s – and a percentage of all sales will be donated to the Trust.
Lethytep – a 52 acre wildlife haven
Thursday 16th June, 2016
Lethytep in Penadlake is one of Cornwall’s top wildlife gardens and so it comes as no surprise that they are once again opening their 52-acres to visitors in aid of Cornwall Wildlife Trust.
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