The wild Cornwall hiding among Truro Cathedral’s pillars

Between the stone columns and stained glass of Truro Cathedral, Cornwall’s wildlife has moved in. For a little while longer, anyway.

The 2026 Cornish Wildlife Photography Exhibition is on display inside the cathedral, bringing together 30 winning and finalist images from the Cornwall Wildlife Trust Photography Competition.

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350 entries, 30 on show

More than 350 photographs were entered across six categories. The ones that made it onto the stands capture the beauty, diversity and wonder of nature across Cornwall, from its wildlife to its landscapes and wild places.

And there is more to read than captions. Alongside the images, visitors can pick up facts about local species and the habitats they live in.

The cathedral describes it as a must-see for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts alike.

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Free to visit

There is no charge to see the exhibition. It is open during the cathedral’s general visiting hours, which are listed on the Truro Cathedral opening times page.

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Closing on 22 November

Time is running down. The exhibition closes on Sunday 22 November, leaving less than a fortnight to catch it.

📷Credit: Truro Cathedral

📷Credit: Truro Cathedral