Cornwall Wildlife Trust launches first ever Cornish Wildlife Photography Competition.

During the first half of May, Cornwall Wildlife Trust has received many reports from members of the public who have found huge numbers of alien-looking blue creatures stranded on Cornwall’s…

Researchers are calling for sailors, bird watchers, fishers and other boat operators to help them monitor the UK’s smallest population of bottlenose dolphins.

An ambitious plan to create the largest ever nature recovery scheme in Cornwall, using pioneering rewilding techniques, has been announced by Cornwall Wildlife Trust. It will play a major part in…

A report published this April by Cornwall Wildlife Trust and Natural England has revealed that St Austell Bay supports the largest known subtidal seagrass bed in Cornwall – and is one of the…

The hugely popular Open Gardens scheme, run by Cornwall Wildlife Trust and its volunteers, gets underway this April, with old favourites and some exciting new venues.

Cornwall Wildlife Trust announce they will appoint a dedicated Beaver Officer, thanks to a new partnership with local business, St. Eval. The new appointee will work towards achieving the first…

As Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s Kernow Glassa project draws to a close, we reflect on some of its key achievements, thanks to the Green Recover Challenge Fund and the National Lottery Heritage Fund…

Cornwall Wildlife Trust hails 20 years of the Marine Strandings Network. Over 250 volunteers gather data which help us better understand marine life in Cornish waters

Cornwall Wildlife Trust have been alerted by our partners at the Cetacean Strandings Investigation programme (CSIP) of Avian Flu being discovered in the carcasses of five seals from Cornwall.