News

Sep 16

In Season: Blackberries

Photos and words by Rosie Barron-Cripps, writer and editor. For generations, people have eagerly tramped over to nearby hedgerows in the...

Sep 4

The Nature Journal: Jesus Well

Caroline Palmer looks at the history of Jesus Well...

Sep 4

Pentire wows with fields of sunflowers

Pentire is glowing with fields of golden sunflowers, as summer comes to a gradual end...

May 29

Letting nature thrive at Pentire headland

We explore nature friendly farming and wild species at Pentire headland...

Dec 11, 2023

The Nature Journal: What you may find this winter

By Caroline Palmer During the winter months, it can be hard to resist not staying in the comfort of your home and getting cosy with hot...

Sep 4, 2023

The National Lobster Hatchery: Releasing future generations of lobsters into the ocean

The National Lobster Hatchery’s small but mighty team is doing great things in the name of marine conservation and research, raising...

Apr 4, 2023

WREN: The move to Net Zero

On the 26th January 2023, Wadebridge Renewable Energy Network (WREN) held an Open Day at Wadebridge Town Hall. The day was titled, ‘Your...

Jan 16, 2023

Community Wassail marks the revival of centuries-old tradition

Wadebridge Life content writer Emma Eccles finds out more... If you happened to look up to the hills high above Wadebridge and the River...

Nov 3, 2022

Remember, remember...to keep an eye out for local wildlife this November

Wrapping up and gathering around a crackling bonfire on 5th November might be fun for us - but it’s important to spare a thought for the...

Oct 31, 2022

How to encourage bats to your belfry this Halloween!

Okay, so not everyone has a bell tower…but bats are a popular signifier of spooky season, so here are some ways to help create a bat...

Oct 31, 2022

Don't dump your pumpkins for wildlife, forestry experts say

Forestry England has asked the public to be careful about how they dispose of their pumpkins now Halloween has passed. Pumpkins are a...