Map your action
Help us build a wilder Cornwall and show us where you are acting for wildlife!
The UK is one of the most nature-depleted countries in the world, with the situation in Cornwall no different. Over the last 30 years, nearly half of terrestrial mammals and three-fifths of butterflies are found in fewer places. Almost half of breeding birds have declined. Whilst a few species have prospered, nature is in decline. The good news - together, we can take action to reverse the decline and bring nature back!
Every day, people throughout Cornwall are taking action for wildlife - and we would love to hear!
Plot your action on our map and share how you are acting for Cornwall's wildlife. Simply click the button below, fill in our form and your pin will be added to our map, showcasing a wilder Cornwall for everyone!
Thank you for creating a Cornwall where nature thrives.
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More actions for wildlife
© Jon Hawkins Surrey Hills Photography
Small steps everyone can take to save the hedgehog
Download this free guide and learn about different hedgehog species, what they eat, how we can help and how to build a hedgehog home in your garden!
Comma ©David Longshaw
Grow a secret garden for butterflies
Download this free guide to learn about our wonderful butterflies! There's also a handy butterfly identification guide included too.
Buff-tailed BumbleBee © Jon Hawkins Surrey Hills Photography