Cornwall is incredibly lucky to have Dolphins and Porpoises regularly visiting our shores with common sightings in St Ives Bay. Not only a most-loved animal for visitors but an essential part of the local ecosystem.
Cornwall Wildlife Trust have launched the Dolphin and Porpoise Appeal with aim of protecting their presence in our waters by reducing marine disturbance, mitigate against noise pollution and increase sustainable fishing practises.
For more information and how to support The Dolphin and Porpoise Appeal visit click here - https://www.cornwallwildlifetrust.org.uk/dolphinappeal
Share
News Stories
Kelly Whip Ice Cream Van Ends Up in Sea at Harlyn Bay Beach
In an unusual turn of events, a Kelly Whip ice ...
Summer Festivities Await Holidaymakers in Cornwall This July
Cornwall, renowned for its stunning coastline and picturesque villages, is ...
A30 Road Reopens After Years of Closures and Roadworks, Promising Faster Traffic Flow
The A30 road, a crucial artery in the region, has ...
Megayacht Norn Draws Eyes at Porthmeor Beach
Beachgoers at Porthmeor were treated to an unexpected spectacle yesterday ...
Weekend Closures of the A30 Road in Cornwall
Significant closures on the A30 road are scheduled for this ...
Discover the Charm of St Ives, Cornwall
St Ives, Cornwall, is a top destination for holiday makers ...
Top Attractions Open for Holiday Makers
As Easter 2024 approaches, Cornwall stands out as an idyllic ...
Rare Sighting of Humpback Whales Delights Off the Coast of Falmouth
A breathtaking spectacle unfolded off the coast of Falmouth last ...