Mark Hamblin/2020VISION
Annual General Meeting
Thank you for joining us on Saturday 27th September for our 2025 AGM. We hope you enjoyed hearing about some of the progress you've made possible, as well as the wildlife walk at Upton Towans nature reserve.
Useful Documents
- AGM 2026 Agenda (199.65 KB)
- 2025 AGM Presentations (16.02 MB)
- Cornwall Wildlife Trust AGM 2025 Agenda.pdf (320.27 KB)
- 2023 Articles of Association (265.63 KB)
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