What three words would you choose?
When you stepped into Monet’s waterlillies… in Bodmin
Don’t blame the weever fish this summer! #cornishsummer #cornishcoast
Wild beavers have transformed the landscape at Helman Tor reserve
Record-breaking ocean temperatures raise alarm for #Cornwall’s marine wildlife
Shocking scenes captured of dolphins off Cornwall’s coast. #cornwallwildlifetrust #dolphins #news
Amazing footage of octopuses captured in Cornwall
Wild beavers kits confirmed at Helman Tor nature reserve. #rewilding #ecosystemengineers #cornwall
If you go down to the dunes today…
Wild beaver release licence submitted
Cornwall's maerl beds are facing threat from pollution
Attack on nature: breaking news
Recap: Love Your Beach 2025
Love Your Beach 2025
Cornwall Wildlife Trust Membership Pack Unboxing ✨
Humpback season is back 🐳
Thank you for all you do for wildlife in Cornwall
Contemporary artist Kurt Jackson on why he has signed our open letter
Novelist Patrick Gale on why he has signed our open letter
LOVE YOUR BEACH 2024
Your Shore conference 2024
Half price membership on sale now!
Crystal jellies
Unusual marine spectacle spotted near Porthcurno, Cornwall
Pigs on Tor
Humpback whale breaching on the Lizard Peninsula | Video by Kaci Clayton/Polpeor Café
Three badger cubs found in a vaccination trap | Video by the Cornwall Badger Project
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Cornwall Wildlife Trust has been protecting Cornwall’s wildlife, on land and at sea, since 1962. It is Cornwall’s leading local wildlife conservation charity, with over 18,000 members and 700 volunteers. The charity manages over 50 nature reserves across Cornwall, including a range of habitats such as woodlands, meadows, wetlands and heaths. It also runs a number of marine and terrestrial based conservation projects in partnership with others, and hosts the Environmental Records Centre for Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly (ERCCIS).
For more information, visit www.cornwallwildlifetrust.org.uk
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