Monday, 20 April 2026

FROM CORNWALL WILDLIFE TRUST — LETTING US KNOW WHAT IS OCCURRING

View this email in your browser SPRING EVENTS FOR WILDLIFE LOVERS We’ve put together a great range of events and opportunities to enjoy this spring and summer - whether you’re keen to learn more, explore new places, or simply get outdoors and enjoy nature. Browse all events THE STATE OF NATURE IN CORNWALL - JOIN THE CONVERSATION Chaired by the brilliant BBC Radio Cornwall presenter Julie Skentelbery, this panel discussion will ask an important question: how do we stay hopeful for nature when decline can feel inevitable? The evening will explore practical changes already making a measurable difference, alongside the policy shifts needed to secure better protection for the environment. Against a backdrop of increasing public concern about nature in Cornwall, the discussion will offer reassurance, perspective and clear reasons for hope. Just announced: we’re delighted to welcome Gillian Burke as a panellist. Join us for an evening of conversation and debate, with pasties and drinks & nibbles beforehand, and the opportunity to stay on afterwards to meet the panel and team. 🎟 Tickets are just £5 - but already selling fast. Book your place today EXPERT-LED Whale Watching Tours Tues 21 April | 9.30am - 2.30pm Falmouth Premier Marina Enjoy a 5 hour whale watching experience from Falmouth. These unique cruises offer a rare chance to experience whales, dolphins, and other incredible marine wildlife, guided by one of our marine team onboard. Looe Island: Island Life Wed 22 April | 9am - 12.30pm Looe Island This is a small-number experience offering access to our island nature reserve — ideal for wildlife & history lovers, photographers, and those interested in sustainable, off-grid living. More dates available. World Crab Day Sun 26 April | 10am - 3pm Do you know your Montagu's from your Decorator crab? Join our Marine Conservation Officer Matt Slater for a classroom-based day of learning crustacean identification for rockpool, snorkel and dive enthusiasts. Looe Island: Birds, butterflies & more Sun 26 April | 9am - 12.30pm This is a small-number experience offering access to our island nature reserve — ideal for wildlife lovers, photographers, and those seeking a peaceful morning immersed in nature. More dates available. See more events OPEN GARDENS Various Sundays, April - Sept 2pm - 5pm | Free entry for under 16s Come and celebrate 15 years of our wildlife-friendly open gardens as eight private garden open their doors this summer. Explore a garden (or all eight…) and enjoy a delicious sweet treat, discover some gardening tips, or try a creative workshop. Find out more about Open Gardens BEAVER WALKS Beaver walks at Woodland Valley Farm Weds & Thurs | April - Sept 7pm - 9pm (or 6pm - 10pm with BBQ!) Join Cornwall Wildlife Trust for a guided walk around our fantastic beaver project at Woodland Valley Farm. Events run weekly, with special BBQ evenings also on offer this summer - see our website for dates. Learn about Cornwall Beaver Project LOOE ISLAND HOLIDAYS Immerse yourself in Looe Island's nature. Unwind to the sound of lapping waves in the quaint and cosy Smuggler’s Cottage, or go back to basics in the Bell Tent. Remaining availability below. 06-09 May 09-12 OR 13 July 06-09 May | 20-23 May | 05-08 June 18-21 June | 04-07 July | 18-21 July | More dates available throughout summer. Take a look ANNUAL ERCCIS CONFERENCE Cornwall & Isles of Scilly Biological Recorders Conference 2026 Sat 09 May | 2pm - 9.30pm Penryn Campus, University of Exeter This year’s conference will explore nocturnal species, the effects of light pollution, novel survey techniques and much more through a series of fascinating talks. Final tickets Facebook icon Instagram icon LinkedIn icon YouTube icon © 2026 Cornwall Wildlife Trust. All rights reserved. Registered charity number 214929. Privacy Policy and T&Cs Our mailing address is: Cornwall Wildlife Trust Five Acres, Allet, Truro, Cornwall, TR4 9DJ Want to change how you receive these emails? You can unsubscribe from this list.

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