Want to take part in marine citizen science? Join Cornwall Wildlife Trust for a Shoresearch training day! Come and join Cornwall Wildlife Trust to learn how to survey the shoreline to find many of the wonderful marine creatures we have along the Cornish coastline! This hands-on training will allow you to partake in the Shoresearch […]
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.
Join our incredible community of volunteers and help protect the places that we all love.
Join our incredible community of volunteers and help protect the places that we all love.
The rockpool rambles are informative, fun and definitely the best way to discover what creatures live in our area's rockpools. They're great at educating all ages of the public, about the importance of our marine creatures and their habitats.
From Cornwall Wildlife Trust: On Tuesday 15th April 6:30 - 8pm, we'll be broadcasting our next episode of Wild LIVE to The Wildlife Trusts' YouTube channel. Our expert panel will explore the critical question: Ecocide - should destroying nature be a crime? Ecocide is the extensive destruction of ecosystems caused by human activity, leading to significant harm to the […]
Join our incredible community of volunteers and help protect the places that we all love.
Join Seaquest Southwest’s public seawatch surveys to spot marine wildlife, monitor species, and contribute to marine conservation efforts. Meet the Seaquest Southwest team on the platform at St Michaels Chapel on Rame Head. They will be wearing hi-vis jackets and have a Cornwall Wildlife Trust flag. Additional information here.
Join volunteers from MBMG and Andy Nelson with Cornwall Wildlife Trust - Making Space for Sand for the third working session at Marazion Dunes. If you plan to attend, please contact us with your information here so we can ensure enough equipment, tea and cakes.
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 […]
The Environmental Records Centre for Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly (ERCCIS) is the central resource that collects, manages and disseminates information about the biological and geological state of Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. It is also the evidence and digital mapping department for Cornwall Wildlife Trust providing support in data collection, management and mapping to aid […]
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 […]
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