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Fungi in the garden – some revelations

Rowena Millar, Cornwall Wildlife Trust's (currently Non-Roving) Wildlife Reporter, continues to show us how to make the best of our gardens for wildlife. With Autumn the perfect time to look…

Orange Fly on Blackberries

Brambles - are they garden plants?

Rowena Millar, Cornwall Wildlife Trust's (currently Non-Roving) Wildlife Reporter, continues to show us how to make the best of our gardens for wildlife. Despite it's invasive nature,…

the silhouette of a snorkeler signing "ok" as they swim through crystal clear water

National Marine Week - The round up

National marine week has long been a highlight of the Cornwall Wildlife Trust calendar. It’s a national celebration of the seas that, over the years, has morphed into a fortnight of marine…

an inconspicuous orange worm-like creature lies amongst soil. The worm is very ting and orange

Australian invaders in Cornish gardens

One of the great pleasures of having a garden is being able to look underneath pots, logs, and stones to see what living things are hiding underneath. Perhaps the most surprising things I’ve found…

Lesser horseshoe bats by John Kaczanow

Bats in our gardens

A very exciting thing takes place in our garden every now and again: a Greater Horseshoe Bat flies through. It’s awe inspiring to see those wide wings swooping past our upstairs windows or to hear…

View of the house at Trenarth looking between rows of ornamental trees in the garden

Online Open Garden Series - Trenarth

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Open Garden events for 2020 have been cancelled. In this online Open Gardens series, we will be speaking with the owners of the gardens we would have opened…