Kingfisher with fish. Image by Adrian Langdon
How we spend your money
Cornwall Wildlife Trust couldn't do the work we do without your support. We want you to be confident that your money is being spent wisely. On this page, you can see some quick stats about where your money is going, how much is invested for nature, both on land and at sea, and we also have some information on how you can help.
Pollack in seagrass nursey, Image by Cornwall Wildlife Trust's Matt Slater
Annual review
Our 2022-23 Annual Review and Trustees' Report and Financial Statements 2022-23 are available to download here.
Your questions answered
What is the difference between work on reserves, on land, and at sea?
Cornwall Wildlife Trust manages 59 nature reserves, including an island (Looe Island). These are special places which we protect for precious wildlife. Find a reserve near you!
Our conservation work on land includes a wide variety of areas: the Cornwall Beaver Project, vaccinating badgers, restoring sand dunes, working with farmers & landowners, hedgehog conservation... and so much more.
Our conservation work at sea also includes many different aspects, for example: the Marine Strandings Network, Seaquest Southwest, Cornwall Shoresearch, the Cornwall Good Seafood Guide... and much more.
How can I help?
There are many ways in which you can help with Cornwall Wildlife Trust's work to create a Cornwall where nature thrives:
- Give your time by volunteering
- Join the movement by becoming a member
- Donate to our work or a specific appeal
- Take action for wildllife
- Leave a gift in your Will
Can I donate by post or on the phone?
Yes! If you prefer you can donate by post or telephone, contact us on (01872) 273 939 (option 2) and our Supporter Care team will be happy to help.
How do I change my details, my membership amount, or cancel my regular gift?
Please contact us on (01872) 273 939 (option 2) and our Supporter Care team will be happy to help.
How do I make a complaint?
You can full details of our Complaints Policy here.
Male Stonechat. Image by Ben Watkins
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