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My legacy
Kati wants her grandchildren to inherit a county that is rich in wildlife. That’s why she has left a legacy to Surrey Wildlife Trust
to help protect the countryside for Oliver and Harry.
My legacy
Aidan is passionate about this wetland oasis which he helped safeguard from development in the 80s. It’s his childhood playground, where he spent many happy days of discovery. Now, he loves…
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Become a member of Cornwall Wildlife Trust or donate to help look after the wildlife and wild places in Cornwall.
Donate to our Appeals
By supporting our appeals, you are contributing to our vital conservation work, and making a difference to the future of wildlife in Cornwall. With your support, we can help to ensure native species, precious habitats and special places can be treasured and protected for many years to come.
Nature’s been there for you. Be there for nature. Donate here.
Nature’s helped us cope with the challenges of lockdown. But it remains in decline and needs your support. Donate here.
G7 Legacy Project Volunteers
The project’s Volunteer Engagement Officer Mat is leading on a wide range of volunteer opportunities across mid-Cornwall.
These roles will be readily available, accessible and rewarding to…
G7 Legacy Project for Nature Recovery
Cornwall Wildlife Trust is the main delivery partner in an ambitious nature recovery project, aiming to knit together and restore precious habitats in the mid Cornwall area.
Frugi donate essential funds to Cornwall Wildlife Trust
Cornwall Wildlife Trust is celebrating a donation of more than £22,000 from Frugi, the UK’s leading organic children’s wear brand.
Wild Coast beer launched to support Cornwall Wildlife Trust
St Austell Brewery has partnered with Cornwall Wildlife Trust on a new limited-edition beer, helping to raise awareness and funds for the important work that the organisation does to protect…
Eden joins in support of Cornwall Good Seafood Guide
The Eden Project has joined Nathan Outlaw, Jamie Oliver’s Fifteen Cornwall restaurant, St Austell Brewery and more than 70 other local businesses pledging to help towards healthy seas and support…
A time to eat local and support Cornish fishermen
Amid the chaos created by the coronavirus pandemic, Cornwall Wildlife Trust is encouraging the public to remember their local fishermen and to buy local sustainable seafood.