Love Your Beach

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2025 EVENTS

Love Your Beach

What's On

Spread Love, not Litter this February!

Every year, Cornwall Wildlife Trust encourages everyone to share their love for their environment in a series of coastal clean-ups around Valentine's Day. Love Your Beach 2025 is just around the corner! Saturday 15th, and Sunday 16th of February will bring the chance to join a Your Shore group to take action for nature. Beach cleans will be happening all over the county: is there one near you?

Saturday 15th February

Friends of Fowey Estuary will be at Readymoney Cove from 12 pm 

Newquay Marine Group Will be walking along Towan Beach from 12 pm

Join Looe Marine Group from 12:30 pm on Seaton Beach

Rame Peninsula Beach Care will be on one of the beaches along Whitsand Bay at 12 pm (check their Facebook page for location)

Sunday 16th February

The CWT marine team will join St Ives Marine Group for a special Silent Disco Beach clean in St Ives Harbour at 12:30 pm

Friends of Par Beach will be meeting at the beach hut from 11 am

Mounts Bay Marine Group are holding their beach clean at Long Rock from 11 am

At 11 am you can join Perranporth Marine Group between the surf lifesaving hut and the Watering Hole.

Falmouth Marine Conservation will be getting their litter pickers out at Swanpool at 1 pm

Other Love Your Beach dates:

Polzeath Marine Conservation Group will be meeting at the Polzeath Marine Centre at 9:30 am on Wednesday 12th February

St Agnes Marine Conservation will gather on Porthtowan from 10 am to spread love for their beach!

 

The Your Shore Network

Set up by Cornwall Wildlife Trust, the Your Shore Network consists of 18 community-led marine conservation groups across the county who look after and shout about their wonderful marine wildlife. These hard-working and dedicated volunteer groups organise the events that make up our Love Your Beach Week programme. To find out more about the Your Shore Network and how you can get involved, click on the button below.

Learn more about the Your Shore Network