Penwith mountain bikers raise £550 for local wildlife
Monday 4th April, 2016
A group of dedicated Penwith mountain bikers have raised an amazing £550 for local wildlife charity Cornwall Wildlife Trust through a sponsored ride. The money raised will go directly to the Trust’s important work protecting Cornwall’s wildlife and wild places.
Celebrate Cornwall’s wildlife with the Trust
Monday 4th April, 2016
The countdown has begun for our biggest annual event Wildlife Celebration, which showcases all the work we do to protect Cornwall’s wildlife and wild places.
Candles in company with the Trust
Thursday 31st March, 2016
The environment is very important to St. Eval Candle Company and it has now become one of the latest businesses to help the county’s wildlife by joining Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s Business Supporter Scheme as a Wildlife Partner.
Cornish Master Fish a recipe for sustainability
Wednesday 30th March, 2016
Cornish Master Fish is an exciting new seafood recipe cooking competition which is open to anyone who loves cooking with Cornish seafood, whatever their age. It is latest in a drive by Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s Cornwall Good Seafood Guide to encourage people to get behind local fishermen and eat more sustainable seafood!
The Incredible Journey of ‘Clet’ the lone bottlenose dolphin
Monday 21st March, 2016
A solitary bottlenose dolphin, with a distinctive fin first caught the UK media’s attention when he ventured into our Cornish waters in 2014 and has since explored our coasts from as far south and east as Portland, in Dorset, up to the Scottish Highlands.
Rare hermit crab rediscovered
Wednesday 16th March, 2016
A rare and brightly colourful hermit crab was discovered by volunteers on a Cornwall Wildlife Trust ‘Shoresearch’ survey at a Castle beach, Falmouth on Saturday 12th March. The tiny hermit crab measuring only six millimetres in length hasn’t been recorded in Cornish waters since 1985!
Cornwall's Bright Young Future
Monday 14th March, 2016
Young people in Cornwall will soon have the opportunity to step up and create what is rightfully theirs: a healthy planet, a thriving economy and a brighter future, thanks to £1 million of funding from the Big Lottery Fund for Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s Your Shore Beach Ranger Project. And the work starts now, as the charity is calling for young people to get involved and design their project logo.
Island wildlife haven soon to open for season
Friday 19th February, 2016
Book your place to visit our stunning Looe Island Nature Reserve, just off the coast at Looe. It all begins with a boat trip across waters teaming with life, followed by a fascinating guided tour with the warden around the island which, with its various habitats, provides a quiet haven for wildlife.
Help needed to save our Cornish bees
Thursday 18th February, 2016
Our Cornish bees are disappearing, with some species on the verge of extinction, but Cornwall Wildlife Trust is determined to stop this from happening and has launched the Bee Kind Appeal to raise funds to create natural habitats and educate people on how they can help. To carry out this vital work and halt the decline of our bees the Trust must raise £18,000.
From Redruth to Patagonia: Erin Bastian, My Wild Life
Thursday 28th January, 2016
Inspirational sea kayak adventurer Erin Bastian is the latest to support Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s successful My Wild Life campaign which aims to increase awareness of the importance of Cornwall’s unique natural environment and precious wildlife to all our lives.
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