Get involved
Whatever draws you to Cornwall’s nature and wildlife, and whatever you have to give, there’s a place for you here.
Volunteer with us
Volunteering with Cornwall Wildlife Trust puts you right in the heart of what’s happening. Counting seals on Looe Island, monitoring beavers at Helman Tor, helping restore ancient woodland that’s been growing for centuries – there’s so much work going on, and so much more that needs helping hands.
You don’t need experience, specialist knowledge, or to make a regular commitment. All you need to do is show up.
Divers, spiny starfish and ballan wrasse in Falmouth Bay - Lewis Jefferies
Join us
Cornwall’s nature needs support from people who are in it for the long haul, and that’s where membership comes in.
From as little as £3 a month, joining Cornwall Wildlife Trust means helping fund the essential ongoing work that’s effecting change consistently over time: restoring habitats, reintroducing species, protecting land and sea.
When you’re a member, you’ll receive our magazine Wild Cornwall, get invitations to member events, and be part of a community of more than 18,000 people who’ve decided Cornwall’s wildlife is worth fighting for.
Mid Cornwall Reserves Manager Andy Collins leads a guided walk at Upton Towans nature reserve
Claudia Phillips
Other ways to get involved
There are plenty of other ways to be part of Cornwall’s nature recovery.
Doing changes things, and your actions help change Cornwall’s wilder future.
Male stonechat at Cornwall Wildlife Trust's Bartinney nature reserve. Image by Ben Watkins
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