Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s Marine Strandings Network are currently at Fistral beach in Newquay, investigating a stranded fin whale – the second largest mammal in the world.

This summer a marsh harrier pair successfully bred at Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s Middle Amble Marsh reserve for the first time, hatching three chicks.

Leading wildlife organisations, including The Wildlife Trusts, publish a landmark State of Nature 2023 report. It shows that nature is continuing to decline at an alarming rate across the UK,…

The culmination of Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s first ever Cornish Wildlife Photography Competition opens on Friday, 6th of October at Truro Cathedral. The 2023 Cornish Wildlife Photography…

A message from our chairman

The coastline around Cornwall is filled with weird and wonderful marine life that never fails to surprise – none more so than the recent invasion of a large number of small gelatinous creatures…

Innovative excavation works are beginning next week at Penhale Dunes near Perranporth.   

Due to launch this Saturday, 19th August, Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s new Mounts Bay Marine Trail has something for everyone and is a perfect way to spend a day out.

Cornwall Wildlife Trust has the opportunity to purchase an additional 53 acres of land neighbouring Bartinney nature reserve on Penwith peninsula, increasing this much-needed haven for wildlife,…

Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s pioneering project attempting to restore climate change-fighting marine plants in Cornwall has so far exceeded expectations.