About this Event
Cornwall’s natural environment is woven into every part of life in the county - from its iconic landscapes and wildlife to the wellbeing, identity, and livelihoods of those who call it home. Yet the evidence of ecological decline is growing, raising urgent questions about the future of Cornwall’s wild places and the species that depend on them. Is this downward trajectory unavoidable, or are there real, tangible opportunities to restore nature at scale?
This panel discussion, chaired by BBC Radio Cornwall presenter, Julie Skentelbery, will explore some of the most pressing issues facing Cornwall’s natural environment today:
- What is driving nature loss in Cornwall, and where are we already seeing positive change?
- What tools, policies, and community efforts offer genuine hope for recovery - and what’s still missing?
- Crucially, what could a nature-rich Cornwall of the future look like, and what steps can we take now to turn ambition into action?
Join us for a thought-provoking panel discussion exploring the pressures facing Cornwall's wildlife and whether inspiring conservation activities are enough to reserve the decline.
The panel:
- To be confirmed
Date and time: Wednesday, 20th May. Join us from 6.30pm for a reception with food and drinks, followed by the panel discussion at 7pm.
Location: Burrell Theatre, Truro School, Trennick Lane, Truro, TR1 1TH
Ticket options: £5 per ticket. (Free virtual tickets are also available.) Please read ticket details at checkout and in our FAQ section for important information.
Additional information: A reception with food and drinks will be held before the panel discussion. We invite you to stay afterward for a final drink and the chance to meet the panel and team.
Hurry! Tickets are expected to sell out fast - book now to avoid disappointment.
Image: (c) Claire Lewis
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Burrell Theatre, Truro School, Trennick Lane, Truro, United Kingdom
GBP 0.00 to GBP 5.00
