Celebrate Valentine’s Weekend with a Coastal Clean-Up, Urges Cornwall Wildlife Trust

This Valentine’s weekend, the Cornwall Wildlife Trust is inviting residents and visitors to show their love for the local beaches in a unique and impactful way. The Trust has organised a series of coastal clean-up events across Cornwall, aiming to bring the community together in a collective effort to care for the environment.

Scheduled for Saturday, February 10th, and Sunday, February 11th, these beach clean-up activities are part of the Trust’s ongoing initiative to encourage positive action towards preserving the natural beauty of Cornwall’s coastline. This initiative is in line with the Trust’s commitment to environmental conservation and public engagement in ecological activities.

The Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s call for participation is an open invitation for everyone interested in making a difference. By joining hands in this endeavour, volunteers will not only be able to contribute to the cleanliness and health of their local beaches but also experience a unique way of celebrating the spirit of Valentine’s Day – by showing love and care for nature.

Beach cleans are planned to take place in various locations throughout the county, offering ample opportunities for people to get involved in their local area. The Trust emphasises that these activities are not just about cleaning up litter but also about raising awareness of the impact of pollution on Cornwall’s stunning coastal ecosystems.

Those interested in participating can find more information and register for an event near them by visiting the Cornwall Wildlife Trust Website. The Cornwall Wildlife Trust hopes that these beach clean-ups will not only help maintain the beauty of Cornwall’s beaches but also inspire ongoing community involvement in environmental conservation efforts.