• Marine Strandings Network Forum

    Tremough Campus Tremough Campus, Penryn, Cornwall, United Kingdom

    As in previous years, the Forum offers a unique opportunity to hear about the work being carried out by the Marine Strandings Network in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, as well as UK-wide by the Cetacean Strandings Investigation Programme and by colleagues working in similar fields. Topics and speaker list will be released soon, […]

  • St. Ives Marine Group Special Meeting

    Bayspace 6-7 Fernlea Terrace, St. Ives, Cornwall, United Kingdom

    Get involved with our fantastic local marine group through community events, marine surveying, opportunities to train with Cornwall Wildlife Trust and so much more. The evening will be a great chance to meet like minded people an d hear about how you can take action for nature and be part of the St Ives coastal […]

  • Rave On For The Avon followed by Q&A

    Regal Cinema, Redruth Fore Street, Redruth, Cornwall, United Kingdom

    Rave On for the Avon is a feature-length documentary which captures one community’s love for the Avon and explores the importance of rivers in modern life – all set to a Bristol soundtrack.

  • Britain’s Hidden Fishes

    The Seiners Arms Beach Road, Perranporth, United Kingdom

    A pioneering one-hour documentary shot by professional underwater and wildlife cameraman, Jack Perks. Britain’s Hidden Fishes is a crowd-funded one hour documentary exploring the underwater world of the UK.  From our chalkstreams to open sea will take a look at the lives of some of the most underrated wildlife, fish. Narrated by Jeremy Wade (River […]

  • Seaquest Southwest Volunteer Training Day

    Train to become a Seaquest surveyor and learn all about Cornwall's marine mega fauna and how to conduct effort based surveys. Seaquest Southwest is a citizen science marine recording project run by Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s Living Seas Marine Team. It is one of the team’s fantastic marine projects aimed at conserving and protecting marine wildlife […]

  • Wild LIVE: Could nature be our best flood defense?

    University of Hull

    Cornwall Wildlife Trust will be broadcasting their next episode of Wild LIVE to The Wildlife Trusts' YouTube channel. Their expert panel will explore the critical question: could nature be our best flood defense? Event is offered in-person and online.  For additional information, click here.

  • Keep Our Sea Chemical Free Screening

    Bayspace 6-7 Fernlea Terrace, St. Ives, Cornwall, United Kingdom

    This 40 minute documentary is about what happened when a Cornish community was confronted with the sudden reality of a chemical experiment happening in St.Ives Bay. Additional information and booking here.

    £4