Join Cornwall Wildlife Trust and Bude Marine Group for a great opportunity to learn how to snorkel or practice your skills at Bude Sea Pool. Booking is essential. You’ll learn the basics required to snorkel: How to keep safe when snorkelling Putting on basic equipment and how to use them Breathing underwater with your snorkel […]
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On Monday 19th May volunteers from MBMG joined with Cornwall Wildlife Trust for another working session at Marazion Dunes. Building on the success of the previous working parties, half the team cleared any patches of the invasive Rosa Rugosa which regrew whilst the other half transplanted marram. A temporary rope fence was put in place […]
Seaquest Southwest is a citizen science marine recording project run by Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s Living Seas Team. It is one of Cornwall Wildlife Trust's fantastic marine projects aimed at better understanding, conserving and protecting marine wildlife and wild places for future generations, collecting sightings data on the abundance and distribution of marine megafauna around the […]
Making Space for Sand is funding Budding Nature to deliver an Introduction to Botany workshop at Marazion on Friday 4th July. The workshop will begin at 10am at Marazion Church Hall with some informal but informative indoor learning. After lunch (not provided) we will head to the dunes at Marazion to see what plants we can […]
Would like to find out more about marine conservation activities in St Ives Bay? Join us the first Sunday of each month from 11-1 on the NCI Lookout Terrace in St Ives for our monthly SeaQuest Marine Mammal Survey. We record all sightings as part of a Cornwall-wide citizen science data collection which contributes to marine […]
We would love to welcome any new members or those interested in finding out more about our upcoming volunteering opportunities and our new marine adventures.
Learn about insects that pollinate plants, especially those found in sand dunes. For more information or to book a place, contact andy.nelson@cornwallwildlifetrust.org.uk.
At midday on Saturday 19th July we will be forming a human chain along the length of Penzance Promenade, to protect the ocean from plastic pollution and stand up to polluters. For additional information and registration link, visit this site's What's On page.
Join Seaquest Southwest’s public seawatch surveys to spot marine wildlife, monitor species, and contribute to marine conservation efforts. Meet the Seaquest Southwest team at Perranuthnoe Lookout Point. They will be wearing hi-vis jackets and have a Cornwall Wildlife Trust flag. Click here for more information.
Explore the rockpools at Battery Rocks to observe and learn about the marine life that inhabits this unique ecosystem.
Seaquest Southwest is a citizen science marine recording project run by Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s Living Seas Team. It is one of Cornwall Wildlife Trust's fantastic marine projects aimed at better understanding, conserving and protecting marine wildlife and wild places for future generations, collecting sightings data on the abundance and distribution of marine megafauna around the […]
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