NEW iGhillie virtual fishing guides out now!
iGhillie Virtual Fishing Guides to the Westcountry Angling Passport We're very excited here at the Trust to announce the launch of five new virtual fishing guides, known as iGhillie guides, to some of the beats available on our Westcountry Angling Passport scheme. The...
Crayfish in Cornwall
Our South Cornwall team made an unusual find this week while carrying out some fish surveys on the rivers of South Cornwall. Matt Healey, Field Officer on the South Cornwall River Improvement Project, said, "We were out doing some electro-fishing when we unexpectedly...
Upstream Thinking wins Living Wetlands Award
Congratulations to South West Water and all our project partners in the Upstream Thinking project, which has won CIWEM’s Living Wetlands Award. The Chartered Institution of Water and Environment Management (CIWEM) has announced that Upstream Thinking has won CIWEM’s...
Tamar Catchment Management Plan Wins Award
Last week saw the award ceremony for the 2013 Waterways Renaissance Awards and the announcement that our Tamar Catchment Plan Project was runner-up in the Strategy and Master-planning Category. There were ~100 entries across 12 categories in the awards this year, and...
We are always looking for new ways in which to communicate our message and thanks to an environmental photographer based here in the Westcountry, the BBC News website has published an audio slideshow showcasing our work in pictures. Award-winning photographer Paul...
Stakeholders Develop Shared Vision for the Tamar
Here at the Trust, we have a long history of working with landowners, communities and local interest groups in the belief that working collaboratively is the only way real environmental improvement and protection across a landscape can be achieved. ‘The health of our...