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SUMMARY:Bee Mindful @ Maker Heights
DESCRIPTION:Join our Monumental Improvement project (MI) on Saturday the 7th of September for a day of tranquil and relaxing events at Maker Heights\, Rame Head. We will have two Mindfulness Movement sessions as well as Observation Drawing sessions (Morning and Afternoon) which will be held within the different Redoubts at the campsite. \nWhen is this event?\n10am – 12pm: Observational Drawing session (Morning)\n11am – 12pm: Mindfulness Movements session (Morning) \n1pm – 2pm: Mindfulness Movements session (Afternoon)\n1pm – 3pm: Observational Drawing session (Afternoon) \nWhere is this event?\nMaker Heights Heritage Centre\, The Barracks\, Maker Heights\, Millbrook\, PL10 1LA\nW3W: darker.pays.deck\nGrid Reference: SX 43465 51411 \nWhat to bring for this event?\nPlease wear appropriate clothing and footwear according to the weather. There is a cafe available at the site however feel free to bring your own packed lunches. Bring any refreshments you wish to have during the activities as well as plenty of water to keep you hydrated. Please make sure to bring any required medication with you and make our members of staff aware of any medical conditions you have. \nPlease accept the RSVP to confirm your attendance for the activity/ies you wish to participate in\, we will then follow this up with a form which will need to be completed.
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/bee-mindful-maker-heights/
LOCATION:Maker Heights Heritage Centre\, Maker Heights\, Millbrook\, Cornwall\, PL10 1LA\, United Kingdom
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ORGANIZER;CN="Monumental Improvement":MAILTO:monuments@cornwall-aonb.gov.uk
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240911
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240914
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SUMMARY:Discovery Days at Kynance Gate
DESCRIPTION:Join our Monumental Improvement team (MI) for 3 days worth of exciting activities at Kynance Gate this September. We’ll have volunteer conservation repairs taking place at the Scheduled Monument of Kynance Gate\, Installing new interpretation\, a guided tour around the settlement site and joining a Discovery Day at Helston Museum. \nWhen is this event?\nWednesday 11th September: 9:30am – 4pm\nVolunteer Conservation Repairs to take place at Kynance Gate also including an Ecological Toolbox Talk session. These works will involve a certain amount of physical fitness and the ability to walk across rough and uneven ground for over a mile. \nThursday 12th September: 9:30am – 4pm\nVolunteer Conservation Repairs to take place Kynance Gate also including a Hand Toolbox Talk session. These works will involve a certain amount of physical fitness and the ability to walk across rough and uneven ground for over a mile. \nFriday 13th September: 1:00pm – 4pm (Cancelled)\nGuided Walk to the archaeological settlement of Kynance Gate near Kynance Cove. – Unfortunately we have had to cancel the walk due to unforeseen circumstances. We apologise for any inconvenience. \nWhere is this event?\nKynance Cove National Trust Car Park\, Helston\, Cornwall\, TR12 7PJ\nW3W: grudge.listening.grudging\nGrid Reference: SW 68874 13200 \nWhat to bring for this event?\nVolunteer Conservation participants – Please wear appropriate attire (for example gardening clothes) and any personal protection such as gloves\, hats\, and boots. Please also bring plenty of water and refreshments for the duration of the event as well as any medication you take. \nGuided Walk participants – Please wear appropriate footwear such as walking boots as well as clothing according to the weather. Please also bring plenty of water and refreshments for the duration of the event as well as any medication you take. \nAdditional Information: \nKynance Gate settlement is roughly a mile walk from the National Trust Car Park\, this walk will involve fairly steep decline and incline over rough and uneven ground to reach the site. Toilet facilities are available at the Car Park but not at the site. Normal parking charges apply. The Monumental Improvement project is funded thanks to The National Lottery Heritage Fund. \nPlease accept the RSVP to confirm your attendance for the activity/ies you wish to participate in\, we will then follow this up with a form which will need to be completed.
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/discovery-days-at-kynance-gate/
LOCATION:Kynance Cove National Trust Car Park\, Kynance Cove National Trust Car Park\, Helston\, Cornwall\, Helston\, Cornwall\, TR12 7PJ
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ORGANIZER;CN="Monumental Improvement":MAILTO:monuments@cornwall-aonb.gov.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20241011T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20241011T160000
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SUMMARY:Can These Bones Live? A Local Story of the Bones of Trevone: Introduction\, Q&A & Author Reading
DESCRIPTION:In 2022\, skeletal remains\, dating from around 1700\, were found in Section 04 of Cornwall National Landscape (AONB)\, situated along a busy coast path in Trevone. The remains have prompted investigation and intrigue.  \nFollowing the excavation of the remains\, Richard Mikulski\, Senior Archaeologist from Cornwall Archaeological Unit\, examined the remains in more detail\, discovering more about his bones and who he might have been… Cornwall National Landscape also commissioned local author\, Gareth Rees\, to create a fictional account of the man’s life – what it may have been like based on the incredible information that archaeologist Richard was able to provide. \nJoin us at Padstow Church to learn more about the bones of Trevone\, with talks and audience Q&A with those involved in the project. Plus\, an author reading from our newly commissioned book. \n  \nTickets \n£15 and include a limited edition signed copy of the book\, ‘Give Him a Little Earth’\, poster and tote bag featuring one of Anupa Gardner’s beautiful illustrations. Proceeds will fund the headstone for the bones of Trevone and other storm-washed people\, and will be donated to Padstow RNLI. Tickets are limited to 35 so book to reserve your place now! \n  \nSpeakers \nAnn Reynolds Strategic Historic Environment Service\, Cornwall Council \nRichard Mikulski Senior Archaeologist at Cornwall Archaeological Unit \nGareth Rees Author of Give Him a Little Earth\, a book that imagines the possible lives of the bones of Trevone \n  \nWhen is this event?\nFriday 11th October 2024 from 14:00 to 16:00 \n  \nWhere is this event?\nPadstow Church\, Church St\, Padstow\, PL28 8BG\nwhat3words: ///bumping.averages.townhouse \n  \nParking and public transport \nThere is limited parking outside the church hall for disabled visitors. The best place to park is in the nearby ‘Link Road’ carpark what3words:///cuddled.guru.nanny. Exit at the north-western end and follow sign for Parish Church. The path is on a steep slope with steps. \nBus stops within 10-minute walk of venue. For local services\, visit Plan your journey – Go Cornwall Bus \n  \nAccessibility & extra information \nStep free tarmac access from church car park to venue (slight ramp from car park). Step free access into church. Pew seating with seating cushions. Hearing loop available. Accessible toilet in car park. Please contact us if you have specific access requirements. \nPlease be aware that Cornwall National Landscape is photographing the event and may publish these photos in a variety of media and online. If you would prefer not to be photographed\, please let us know in advance or at the event.
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/can-these-bones-live-a-local-story-qa-author-reading/
LOCATION:Padstow Church\, Church Street\, Padstow\, Cornwall\, PL28 8BG\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20241012T180000
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SUMMARY:Stargazing Walk on Bodmin Moor
DESCRIPTION:Join our Monumental Improvement team (MI) for a Stargazing Walk on Bodmin Moor! \nWe will be running a guided walk where you can explore the history of this amazing landscape and experience the incredible nights sky. \nOnce we reach Goodaver Stone Circle\, the International Dark Sky Landscape team from Caradon Observatory will have set up their telescopes for you gaze through and learn how to interpret the skies. \nWhen is this event?\nSaturday 12th October\nTime – TBC \nWhere is this event?\nFurther details to follow \nWhat to bring for this event?\nBring plenty of water and food as well as suitable clothing and footwear\, there will be time after the walk to refuel before stargazing. If possible bring your own headtorches as there will be limited spare ones available. \nYou are welcome to also bring your own folding or camping chairs if you would like somewhere to sit whilst watching the stars. \nIf you are unable to make the event\, please let us know in advance. \nFor any queries\, contact monuments@cornwall-aonb.gov.uk \nPlease accept the RSVP to confirm your attendance\, we will then follow this up with a form which will need to be completed.\n 
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/stargazing-walk-on-bodmin-moor/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Monumental Improvement":MAILTO:monuments@cornwall-aonb.gov.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20241012T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20241012T210000
DTSTAMP:20260405T192800
CREATED:20240918T092943Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241010T142343Z
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SUMMARY:Can These Bones Live? A Local Story. A night of music and storytelling
DESCRIPTION:In 2022\, skeletal remains\, dating from around 1700\, were found in Section 04 of Cornwall National Landscape (AONB)\, situated along a busy coast path in Trevone. The remains have prompted investigation and intrigue. \nFollowing the excavation of the remains\, Richard Mikulski\, Senior Archaeologist from Cornwall Archaeological Unit\, examined the remains in more detail\, discovering more about his bones and who he might have been… Cornwall National Landscape are working with local author Gareth Rees and musician\, Toby Lobb (Fisherman’s Friends\, Loveridge) to creatively and sensitively bring these bones to life. \nJoin us for an evening of music and reading to mark the publication of Give Him a Little Earth by Gareth Rees\, a book that imagines the possible lives of the bones of Trevone. \n  \nPerformances  \nGARETH REES (AUTHOR READING) \nTOBY LOBB (FISHERMAN’S FRIENDS\, LOVERIDGE MUSIC) with the first performance of ‘Bury My Bones’\, a sea shanty composed as an accompaniment to Give Him a Little Earth. \nCHARLIE NOORDEWIER (THE NATIVE) \n  \nTickets \n£20 and include a limited edition signed copy of Give Him a Little Earth\, poster and tote bag featuring one of Anupa Gardner’s beautiful illustrations from the book. Proceeds will fund the headstone for the bones of Trevone and other storm-washed people\, and will be donated to Padstow RNLI. Tickets are limited to 85 so book to reserve your place now! \n  \nWhen is this event?\nSaturday 12th October 2024 from 18:00 to 21:00 \n  \nWhere is this event?\nTrevone Cafe\, Trevone Beach Stores\, Padstow\, PL28 8QY. This event will be outdoors under a canopy\, so please dress for the weather.\nwhat3words:  ///grapevine.useful.factory \n  \nParking and public transport \nPrivate parking next to the venue. With thanks to Trevone Beach Stores\, we can offer free parking for event attendees from 5:30pm. Please note that if you arrive earlier in the day\, that this is a pay and display car park with ANPR.\nwhat3words///bandstand.graphic.vision \nNearest bus stop approx. 10 mins walk at Trevone turn. Please see Trevone Turn (E-bound) – Live Departures (gocornwallbus.co.uk) \n  \nAccessibility & extra information \nAccess route from car park to cafe and toilets (approx 50m on road) via shop entrance. Accessible toilet in public convenience (next to the venue). This is a mainly standing event\, in the bar directly outside the cafe but seats/accessible viewing can be pre-arranged outside if required. Please contact us if you have specific access requirements. \nPlease be aware that Cornwall National Landscape is photographing the event and may publish these photos in a variety of media and online. If you would prefer not to be photographed\, please let us know in advance or at the event.
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/can-these-bones-live-a-local-story-music-and-author-reading/
LOCATION:Trevone Cafe\, Trevone Beach Stores\, Pastow\, Cornwall\, PL28 8QY\, United Kingdom
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ORGANIZER;CN="Cornwall National Landscape":MAILTO:info@cornwall-aonb.gov.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20241020T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20241020T160000
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SUMMARY:Bogtastic Event on Bodmin Moor - POSTPONED
DESCRIPTION:** POSTPONED DUE TO BAD WEATHER -CHECK BACK FOR A FUTURE DATE SOON**\nOur Monumental Improvement project (MI) will be teaming up with the South West Peatland Partnership to bring you and exciting day of activities on Bodmin Moor. Young explorers will have hours of fun with various archaeological\, ecological and nature based games to get involved with. Don’t miss out! \nWhen is this event?\nSunday 20th October 2024 from 13:00 to 16:00 \nWhere is this event?\nDavidstow Airfield Runway\, Davidstow\, Camelford\, PL32 9XZ\nGR: SX 15590 84456\nW3W: genius.circular.stems\nPlease use the GR/W3W to find the parking location. \nWhat to expect at this event?\nThese are the various activities happening on the day including discovering lots of plant species on our Nature Trail\, learning about flood management strategies\, Peatland habitat colouring books\, Pond Dipping\, make your own Bog Monster and archaeological activities in peatland. \nWhat to bring for this event?\nPlease make sure to bring appropriate clothing depending on the weather\, wellies and/or waterproof boots highly recommended. Please bring any medication you require with you as well as sunhats\, sun cream\, plenty of water and snacks to keep you energised for the duration of the event. Parents/Guardians must accompany their children at all times. \nAdditional Information: \nThis event is on Bodmin Moor and therefore will not have any public convenience facilities. If the weather is extremely poor\, please make sure to check you emails in the event of cancellation. \nThis event is brought to you by Cornwall National Landscape in partnership with The South West Peatland Partnership \nBOOKING ESSENTIAL FOR THIS EVENT – BOOKINGS ARE CLOSED\nOnce you have accepted the RSVP to confirm your attendance\, your data will be used to contact you only in regard to this event and nothing more. Your data will only be shared between the organisers of this event – Cornwall National Landscape and The South West Peatland Partnership. 
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/bogtastic-event-on-bodmin-moor/
LOCATION:Crowdy\, Davidstow Airfield Runway\, Davidstow\, Camelford\, Cornwall\, PL32 9XZ\, United Kingdom
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ORGANIZER;CN="Monumental Improvement":MAILTO:monuments@cornwall-aonb.gov.uk
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SUMMARY:Songs For Moor Folk
DESCRIPTION:Come along to The Blisland Inn and join Kevin Brinn and Daniel Woodfield for some foot stomping folk songs and shanties! \nEnjoy the music\, join in\, learn some songs and maybe even help them create a new folk song for Bodmin Moor! \nThis is an event for farmers\, young and old\, and the rural community of Bodmin Moor\, presented by Cornwall National Landscapes\, Lowender and intoBodmin. \nThis is a free event. Booking will help us get an idea of numbers but arrive on time for a good seat/ leaning spot on the bar and once it’s full\, it’s full.
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/songs-for-moor-folk/
LOCATION:Blisland Inn\, Blisland\, Cornwall\, Bodmin\, PL30 4JF\, United Kingdom
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ORGANIZER;CN="Into Bodmin":MAILTO:events@intobodmin.co.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250201T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250201T193000
DTSTAMP:20260405T192800
CREATED:20250121T135932Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250121T140130Z
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SUMMARY:Songs For Moor Folk
DESCRIPTION:Cornwall National Landscape\, intoBodmin\, and Lowender have joined forces to bring three\nlively events to the rural and farming communities of Bodmin Moor. \nSongs for Moor Folk are designed to brighten the long winter nights with music\, laughter and community spirit.\nWhether you’re a fan of traditional shanties and folk songs or simply enjoy a pint of local ale in good company\, Songs for Moor Folk offers something for everyone. Singing talent is optional! \nLed by Kevin Brinn and Dan Woodfield\, these events are filled with humour\, camaraderie\,\nand foot-stomping folk songs and shanties. \nEach participating pub represents a different corner of Bodmin Moor. The next events are\nscheduled for:\nSaturday\, 1st February\, 7:30 PM at The Wilsey Down Pub\, Camelford
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/songs-for-moor-folk-2/
LOCATION:The Wilsey Down Pub\, Hallworthy\, Camelford\, PL32 9SH
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ORGANIZER;CN="Into Bodmin":MAILTO:events@intobodmin.co.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250207T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250207T193000
DTSTAMP:20260405T192800
CREATED:20250121T141524Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250121T142607Z
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SUMMARY:Songs For Moor Folk
DESCRIPTION:Cornwall National Landscape\, intoBodmin\, and Lowender have joined forces to bring three\nlively events to the rural and farming communities of Bodmin Moor. \nSongs for Moor Folk are designed to brighten the long winter nights with music\, laughter and community spirit.\nWhether you’re a fan of traditional shanties and folk songs or simply enjoy a pint of local ale in good company\, Songs for Moor Folk offers something for everyone. Singing talent is optional! \nLed by Kevin Brinn and Dan Woodfield\, these events are filled with humour\, camaraderie\,\nand foot-stomping folk songs and shanties. \nEach participating pub represents a different corner of Bodmin Moor. The next events are\nscheduled for:\nFriday\, 7th February\, 7:30pm at The Crow’s Nest Inn\, Darite
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/songs-for-moor-folk-3/
LOCATION:The Crow’s Nest Inn\, Darite\, Liskeard\, PL14 5JQ
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ORGANIZER;CN="Into Bodmin":MAILTO:events@intobodmin.co.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250215T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250215T160000
DTSTAMP:20260405T192800
CREATED:20250121T123620Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250212T151739Z
UID:4701-1739624400-1739635200@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:A Monumental Celebration at Kresen Kernow
DESCRIPTION:Join us for A Monumental Celebration\, a series of special events to honour the incredible teamwork\, dedication and community spirit behind the Monumental Improvements project. \nThe first event will kickstart half-term\, drop in from 1pm at Kresen Kernow in Redruth – open to all\, including families and budding young archaeologists. \nDiscover the breathtaking James Innerdale illustrations\, 360° panoramas\, digital reconstructions and films showcasing our monuments. Come see history come alive and be part of the story. \nThe event is free drop-in. Also running from 1pm: \nCornwall Young Archaeologist’ Club Archaeoastronomy Workshop with Carolyn Kennett (booking required on arrival at the front desk). \nPlanetarium Experience and Kresen Kernow strong rooms tour (booking required on arrival at the front desk). \n 
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/a-monumental-celebration-at-kresen-kernow/
LOCATION:Kresen Kernow\, Little Vauxhall\, Redruth\, TR15 1AS\, United Kingdom
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ORGANIZER;CN="Monumental Improvement":MAILTO:monuments@cornwall-aonb.gov.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250301T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250301T130000
DTSTAMP:20260405T192800
CREATED:20250121T124323Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250212T153007Z
UID:4704-1740823200-1740834000@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:A Monumental Celebration at St Breward Village Hall
DESCRIPTION:Join us for A Monumental Celebration\, a series of special events to honour the incredible teamwork\, dedication and community spirit behind the Monumental Improvements project. \nThe Second event at the Start of March is at St Breward Village Hall drop in from 10am – open to all\, including families and budding young archaeologists. \nPlease come along for cake and coffee and immerse yourself in a stunning exhibition. Discover James Innerdale’s beautiful watercolour illustrations of the sites\, explore blown-up 360° panoramic images and marvel at digital reconstruction stills that bring these ancient places to life.  \nAt 11:30am\, settle in for the premiere of two fascinating films about the legendary King Arthur’s Hall\, alongside a webinar and other short films created as part of the project.
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/a-monumental-celebration-at-st-breward-village-hall/
LOCATION:St Breward Village Hall\, St Breward\, Bodmin Moor\, PL30 4PP
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ORGANIZER;CN="Monumental Improvement":MAILTO:monuments@cornwall-aonb.gov.uk
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250313
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250314
DTSTAMP:20260405T192800
CREATED:20250309T081655Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250309T082612Z
UID:4970-1741824000-1741910399@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:How to finish 100% Pasture Fed Cattle Successfully
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to How To Finish 100% Pasture-Fed Cattle Successfully! Join us at Treway Farm Cornish Turkeys and Pastured Beef for an exciting in-person event. Learn all about the techniques and strategies to ensure your cattle are thriving on pasture. Award winning farmers Will and Kate Martin will guide you through the process step by step\, sharing their valuable insights and tips. Don’t miss this opportunity to get hands on with assessing condition and seeing how this translates in the hanging room. Sign up now for a day filled with valuable information and networking! The day will also include a lunch of Treway’s 100% pasture-fed beef and enable participants to learn how to select an animal for premium carcass. \nSchedule \n1.00pm – Meet in the barn\, arrival & welcome Treway lunch \n1.45pm – To the race to look at condition scoring \n2.45pm – To the cattle shed to discuss overwinter feed and body condition \n3.45pm – Look at beef hanging and assess qualities \n4.00 – Back to the barn for a cuppa and questions A chance to network / chat with people \n4.30pm finish
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/how-to-finish-100-pasture-fed-cattle-successfully/
LOCATION:Treway Farm\, Coombe\, PL26 7LS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Farming in Protected Landscapes
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250313T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250313T133000
DTSTAMP:20260405T192800
CREATED:20250309T081409Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250309T082519Z
UID:4967-1741863600-1741872600@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:Farm Cornwall: Fec Pack Farm Walks
DESCRIPTION:Thursday 13th March Treganhawke Farm\, Torpoint\, PL10 1JH \n11.00 am start to 1.30pm with a Pasty lunch \nA vet from a local practice will explain the issues around anthelmintic resistance and how to avoid those issues by good management and the use of faecal egg counts as a means whether to dose or not and how\, by managing differing groups of animals\, anthelmintic resistance can be minimised together with the costs of production. The day will include a short farm walk to collect some dung samples and hopefully we will be able to see a practical example of a faecal test done with results using Farm Cornwall’s FIPL supported own kit.
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/farm-cornwall-fec-pack-farm-walks/
LOCATION:Treganhawke Farm\, Torpoint\, PL10 1JH\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Farming in Protected Landscapes
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250318
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250319
DTSTAMP:20260405T192800
CREATED:20250309T082451Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250309T082451Z
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SUMMARY:Beetles\, butchery and bye -Dung beetles and a healthy livestock system
DESCRIPTION:Join us for this last event on the Pasture and Profit in Protected Landscapes series. We’ll have a day with the brilliant Sally-Ann Spence as well as looking at the butchery at Higher Keigwin\, touring the farm and connecting with likeminded food producers. \nWe’ll be treated to Heigher Keigwin minced beef burgers and a hearty soup for lunch as well as a warm fire. \nSally-Ann will take us on a deep dive into our farm ecology and how it can really work for us. We’ll explore: \nWhat are dung beetles & what do they do for us? We don’t generally think of what happens to the dung in our fields or if our native dung beetle populations are thriving. But what if we lost these insects and the ecosystem functions they perform? Join us for a informative workshop to learn what dung beetles do for us and what we can do for them… \nAbout the Event \nJust how important are dung beetles in our livestock systems and what are they doing beyond removing dung? We generally don’t think of the tiny insect communities based around the dung piles in our fields and these include our native dung beetles. But what if we loose these beetles? What effect would it have on our livestock\, pastures\, soil and farm biodiversity? By gaining an understanding of dung beetles we can implement small changes in our management decisions that could have much wider benefits for biodiversity in general\, the environment & livestock health including sustainable parasite plans to minimise chemical dependence. \nWe’ll begin the day by introducing our native dung beetles with a presentation and a selection of specimens. The presentation will highlight the ecosystem functions of these economically important pastoral insects\, their ecology\, their threats and the potential practical changes in management required for their conservation. \nAfter the presentation there will be a practical session enabling the opportunity for a dung dive out in the field. This will demonstrate how to identify and monitor the dung beetle populations by a simple surveying methodology enabling you to try for yourself on your own farm. \nAbout the facilitator \nSally-Ann Spence FRES FLS \nSally-Ann Spence is a scientist\, presenter\, farmer\, entomologist and a Fellow of both the Royal Entomological Society and the Linnaean Society. Recently awarded the British Entomology and Natural History Society’s gold medal for her research into dung beetles within the farmed landscape. \nShe founded the U.K. Dung Beetle Mapping Project to accumulate previously unknown species data. Her work with the project has seen her surveying field sites all over the U.K. including many outlying islands enabling her to study a multitude of grazing systems. \nThis practical experience has been translated into collaborative projects working on sustainable land management plans within the farming community to promote dung beetles as important bio-indicators for soil\, pasture and livestock health. \nSally-Ann was awarded the British Entomological and Natural History Society’s gold medal for over two decades of promoting dung beetle awareness and her research into dung beetles and the livestock sector. A founding member of Dung Beetles for Farmers\, which was formed to continue the awareness of this insect group and highlight their conservation\, she provides dung beetle workshops\, training days\, surveys and advisory services. \nSally-Ann owns and runs an educational research centre ‘Berrycroft Hub’ based on her family farm where she has her own livestock and manages all the grazing. \nAs a passionate advocate of British farming and biodiversity\, Sally-Ann does a great deal of scientific public outreach both at her centre on the farm\, at various events and on all media platforms including television.
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/beetles-butchery-and-bye-dung-beetles-and-a-healthy-livestock-system/
LOCATION:Higher Keigwin Farm
CATEGORIES:Farming in Protected Landscapes
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250319T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250403T170000
DTSTAMP:20260405T192800
CREATED:20250212T152526Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250404T091124Z
UID:4875-1742371200-1743699600@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:We're looking for Volunteers for Heritage Helpers!
DESCRIPTION:We’re looking for enthusiastic volunteers to join Heritage Helpers\, running regular volunteering opportunities throughout April\, where you can help protect and enhance Cornwall’s incredible historic sites. \nEach session begins with a guided walk to the site\, led by a knowledgeable Monumental Improvement (MI) Project staff member\, who will share insights along the way. Once there\, you’ll play an active role in installing interpretation signs to help visitors understand the site’s history and will put up bird and bat nest boxes to restore vital habitats impacted by conservation work. It’s a great way to get outdoors\, meet like-minded people\, and make a lasting impact on Cornwall’s heritage and wildlife. No experience needed – just a willingness to get involved and enjoy the journey! \nRSVP today if your interested\, you can take part in just one or all days\, it’s up to you. Come and be a part of something special!
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/heritage-helpers/
CATEGORIES:Volunteer Event
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ORGANIZER;CN="Monumental Improvement":MAILTO:monuments@cornwall-aonb.gov.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250319T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250319T160000
DTSTAMP:20260405T192800
CREATED:20250306T140908Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250313T135639Z
UID:4955-1742392800-1742400000@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:A Monumental Celebration at Rosuick Farm
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our final Monumental Celebration\, to honour the incredible teamwork\, dedication and community spirit behind the Monumental Improvements project. \nThis final event on 19th March is at Rosuick Farm\, from 2pm to 4pm – open to all\, including families and budding young archaeologists. \nPlease come along and immerse yourself in a stunning exhibition. Discover James Innerdale’s beautiful watercolour illustrations of the sites\, explore blown-up 360° panoramic images and marvel at digital reconstruction stills that bring these ancient places to life.
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/a-monumental-celebration-at-rosuick-farm/
LOCATION:Rosuick Farm
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ORGANIZER;CN="Monumental Improvement":MAILTO:monuments@cornwall-aonb.gov.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250327T163000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250327T200000
DTSTAMP:20260405T192800
CREATED:20250311T154721Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250320T112733Z
UID:5014-1743093000-1743105600@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:Cornish Farm Feast
DESCRIPTION:Farmers of Cornwall: \nYou are invited to half a day of feasting\, discussing and sharing experiences to build on the valuable work we have already started with our Alt-Soya project over the last 12 months. \nAlt-Soya is a farmer-led collaboration to explore the practicalities and potential for developing a more local livestock feed network. \nWe have discovered that alternatives to soya are already being used successfully in Cornwall\, with a fine example being a partnership between neighbouring farmers to grow lupins for chicken feed. This partnership has led to a reduction in soil depletion\, improved soil structure\, increased biodiversity\, lower carbon emissions\, increased resilience\, and a high quality protein feed rich in amino acids for healthy egg production. \nSome exciting future collaborations between farmers are already planned\, and we now want to build on this in the coming year to explore further ideas for developing a more circular approach to livestock feed in the County. \nThe challenges facing the farming community in Cornwall are many and varied\, so we are facilitating this event to share experiences and information on topics such as: \n\nIncreasing farmers’ resilience\nReducing dependence on volatile commodities (and their associated costs)\nFood security\nSoil health\nNet Zero\n\nWe will hear from Cornish farmers about what they have done to increase their resilience and adapt to the changes in the farming world. \nJoin us on 27 March for a few hours of discussion\, debate and delicious locally produced food. \nTime: 4.30-8pm \nVenue: The Conference Room\, Cornwall Farm Machinery\, Deer Park\, Trewaters\, Trispen\, TR4 9BE \nClick website below to register your place!
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/cornish-farm-feast/
LOCATION:The Conference Room\, Cornwall Farm Machinery\, Deer Park\, Trewaters\, Trispen\, TR4 9BE
CATEGORIES:Farming in Protected Landscapes
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250406T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250406T130000
DTSTAMP:20260405T192800
CREATED:20250303T163229Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250326T083751Z
UID:4923-1743933600-1743944400@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:Bee Mindful @ Tehidy Woods - Family Wildlife Day
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy a Family Fun activity filled day at Tehidy Woods. Explore Cornish Myths and Legends\, uncover the hidden heritage at Tehidy Round and get hands on by helping to enhance the beautiful landscape around you.\nWhen is the event? \n\nSunday the 6th of April from 10:00 – 13:00\n\n  \nWhere to meet? \n\nNorth Cliffs Car Park\, Tehidy\, TR14 0TW (W3W: fortunate.cycles.narrates)\n\n  \nWhat to bring? \n\nPlease bring plenty of water to keep hydrated as well as snacks to keep yourselves energised for the event. Please also make sure to bring weather appropriate clothing as well as walking boots as there will be areas of uneven terrain.\n\n  \nWhat activities you can expect? \n\nA wildlife scavenger hunt.\nCornish Bird stories of myths and legends at the Iron Age Tehidy Round.\nBuilding bird boxes.\nFlower and seed planting.\nMaking seed bombs.\n\n  \nThis event is a free family friendly event. All children must be accompanied by an adult. \nWe look forward to seeing you there! \n  \nTo confirm your attendance\, please complete the form below and RSVP your attendance. You will only need 1 RSVP per Family/Group.\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Name *FirstLastEmail *		\n			Improvement be marketing\n			\n		\n		Contact Number *Does anyone in your group consider themselves to have a disability that may affect their participation in this event? *YesNoPlease Specify  *Does anyone in your group have a medical condition that may affect their participation in this event? *YesNoPlease Specify  *How did you first find out about this event? *Our Social MediaOur WebsiteWord of MouthAnother OrganisationOtherPlease Specify *I am happy to be contacted by Cornwall National Landscape and added to the Monumental Improvement project mailing list. *YesNoI consent to my photograph being taken by the Cornwall National Landscape and for it to be used in future marketing materials created for Cornwall National Landscape and any project funders. *YesNoI am happy for my name and hours to be recorded by Cornwall National Landscape as in-kind contribution towards any current projects. *YesNoHow many guests will be part of your group? *Additional CommentsSubmit  \nDon’t forget to RSVP below to confirm your attendance! \nLooking for a relaxing woodland walk? Find below the map of Tehidy Woods for you to explore in your own time. \ntehidy-country-park-map.pdf
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/bee-mindful-tehidy-woods-family-wildlife-day/
LOCATION:Tehidy Woods\, North Cliffs Car Park\, Camborne\, TR14 0TW\, United Kingdom
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ORGANIZER;CN="Monumental Improvement":MAILTO:monuments@cornwall-aonb.gov.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250425T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250425T210000
DTSTAMP:20260405T192800
CREATED:20250312T115221Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250417T125005Z
UID:5018-1745604000-1745614800@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:Bodmin Moor Dark Skies Stargazing Walk - FULLY BOOKED
DESCRIPTION:THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED \nJoin our Monumental Improvement team at South Penquite Farm for an alluring stargazing walk on Friday the 25th of April. We’ll kick off the event with a guided walk exploring the unique archaeology on the moor\, then at around 20:00 we will meet with the Bodmin Moor International Dark Sky Landscape team from Caradon Observatory to gaze through powerful telescopes and learn how to interpret the skies. \nWhen is this event?\nFriday the 25th of April – Meet at 18:00 \nWhere to meet?\nSouth Penquite Farm\, Blisland\, Bodmin\, PL30 4LH\nW3W: quiz.hacksaw.quick\nGrid Reference: SX 10760 74970 \nPlease use the W3W or Grid reference to find the meeting point. \nWhat to bring for this event?\nPlease bring appropriate clothing depending on the weather as well as suitable footwear. We would recommend walking boots for this event as there will be sections of uneven terrain during the walk. Make sure to bring plenty of water to keep yourselves hydrated and if possible please headtorches as there will be a limited number of these available. You’re welcome to also bring snacks\, warm drinks\, blankets and camping chairs for the stargazing. \nAdditional Information:\nThe walk will be roughly around 3km (~2 Miles) with various sections of uneven terrain. Should the weather take a turn for the worst\, we will adapt the event into a Dark Skies talk and presentation in the dry. \nThere will be limited numbers for this event and booking is required.  \nTo confirm your attendance for the stargazing walk\, please RSVP for the number of spaces you would like to reserve and complete the form below. \nThe South Penquite Campsite have also kindly offered availability to camp overnight at the site. Find out more about booking here – Camping – South Penquite Farm Camping & Yurts | Quirky Accomodation on Bodmin Moor (Please note that the camping booking is separate to the stargazing walk\, for further enquiries about camping please contact southpenquite@gmail.com) 
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/bodmin-moor-dark-skies-stargazing-walk/
LOCATION:South Penquite Farm\, South Penquite Farm\, Blisland\, Bodmin\, Cornwall\, PL30 4LH\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Natural Beauty
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ORGANIZER;CN="Monumental Improvement":MAILTO:monuments@cornwall-aonb.gov.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250429T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250429T160000
DTSTAMP:20260405T192800
CREATED:20250317T141201Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250422T093509Z
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SUMMARY:Stone Salvage at St Constantine's Chapel - EVENT FULLY BOOKED
DESCRIPTION:Join the Monumental Improvement project in preparations for conservation repair at the ruined medieval St Constantine’s Chapel\, at the centre of Trevose Golf and Country Club. Ahead of the conservation repair works at the site this Spring\, the Monumental Improvement project are running a stone collecting event\, to recover fallen stone and masonry which has eroded from the tower and walls and store it for reuse in the repairs. We will be recovering stone from the ground only\, and not altering or disassembling the walls/tower. The site will have been freshly cleared of vegetation and it will be one of the best chances to see the chapel in its current condition and see what features we can identify. The event will take place on 29th April 9am – 4pm (stone availability depending) and refreshments are provided. \n  \nWhere is this event?\nTrevose Golf & Country Club\, Constantine Bay\, Padstow\, PL28 8JB\n \nWhen is this event?\nTuesday the 29th of April from 09:00 – 16:00 \nWhat to bring for this event?\nPlease bring appropriate clothing according to the weather. Make sure to bring plenty of water to keep yourselves hydrated as well as snack to keep yourself energised. Please also bring any of your own PPE you have such as gloves\, kneepads etc… \nTo confirm your attendance at this event\, please RSVP the number of spaces you would like to reserve. \n  \nVolunteer Forms\nPlease complete the forms below and submit them to monuments@cornwall-aonb.gov.uk  \nIf you have volunteered with us in the last 12 months you will not need to send these forms back\, however if any info has changed in this time please send us updated details. \n  \nVolunteer Onboarding Form \nVolunteer ATTENDANCE \nVolunteer Health & Safety Questionnaire  \nHealth Questionnaire \n  \nFor any further queries or questions\, please contact monuments@cornwall-aonb.gov.uk
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/stone-collecting-at-st-constantines-chapel/
LOCATION:Trevose Golf and Country Club\, Trevose Golf & Country Club\, Constantine Bay\, Padstow\, Cornwall\, PL28 8JB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Volunteer Event
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ORGANIZER;CN="Monumental Improvement":MAILTO:monuments@cornwall-aonb.gov.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250507T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250508T150000
DTSTAMP:20260405T192800
CREATED:20250501T145128Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250502T142917Z
UID:5529-1746612000-1746716400@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:Volunteer Opportunities at St Constantine's Chapel - 7th & 8th May
DESCRIPTION:The MI team are calling for volunteers to support conservation repairs at the Medieval St Constantine’s Chapel!\n  \nMeeting Point: Trevose Golf & Country Club\, Constantine Bay\, Padstow\, PL28 8JB \nTimings: 10:00 – 15:00 \n  \nTasks for the days will include:\n\nDigging by hand (shovels and wheelbarrows) and creating a barrow run to efficiently move sandy soil material around the site alongside Old Light Building Conservation and Cornwall Archaeological Unit.\nPossible sieving or sorting through large rocks/boulders as necessary.\nBagging and tagging finds as they are recovered.\nInfilling and compacting hollows.\nAdditional stone salvage as necessary\, recovering stone from two stone dumps within the scheduled area.\n\n  \nWhat to bring\nPlease bring plenty of water to keep yourselves hydrated as well as sun cream & hats to protect yourself from the sun. Please also bring sturdy walking boots and thick gloves as there are sharp blackthorns at the monument site. \n  \nIf you haven’t already\, please book your space below. There will be limited numbers for this event! \n  \nPlease contact monuments@cornwall-aonb.gov.uk with any queries \n 
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/volunteer-opportunities-at-st-constantines-chapel-7th-8th-may/
LOCATION:Trevose Golf and Country Club\, Trevose Golf & Country Club\, Constantine Bay\, Padstow\, Cornwall\, PL28 8JB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Volunteer Event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250519
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250523
DTSTAMP:20260405T192800
CREATED:20250429T145251Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250516T150047Z
UID:5372-1747612800-1747958399@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:Conservation Week @ St Constantine's Chapel
DESCRIPTION:Join our Monumental Improvement project team at St Constantine’s Chapel for a week of action-packed activities and volunteer opportunities. During the week commencing the 19th of May we will be running a series of events including guided tours and volunteer building conservation repair training. On-site from Monday to Friday will also be Drolla the story-telling bench commissioned and co-designed by the Cornwall National Landscape team and created by renowned Cornish metal sculptors Thrussels. Come take a seat on Drolla and enjoy a monument of reflection and tranquillity. \n  \nFind out which days we’ll be doing what below:\nMonday 19 to Friday 23 May – Our conservation work at the chapel continues\, you can also meet Drolla – The Story Telling Bench. Commissioned and co-designed by the Cornwall National Landscape team and crafted by renowned Cornish metal sculptors Thrussells\, Drolla\, which takes its name from the Cornish word for “folk tale” seamlessly blends intricate artistry with functional design. \nWednesday 21 May – We will be offering 2 open tours of the site. One morning walk at 10:30am and one afternoon walk at 13:30pm. Feel free to visit the site and speak to our team about the works being carried out as well as about our project. Booking is required for these activities\, please RSVP below. \nThursday 22 May – Learn about the principles of historic building conservation from the team at Old Light Building Conservation. There may also be opportunities to get involved and contribute to the repairs at the Chapel in the afternoon. Booking is required for this activity\, please RSVP below. \n  \nWhere will these events be taking place?\nTrevose Golf & Country Club\, Constantine Bay\, Padstow\, PL28 8JB \n  \nWhat should you bring for these events?\nFor all events please ensure you bring appropriate clothing depending on the weather as well as appropriate footwear\, walking or work boots recommended. Please also bring plenty of water to stay hydrated as well as snacks to stay energised for the activity you’re attending. \nIf you have any further questions regarding any of the events above\, please contact monuments@cornwall-aonb.gov.uk  \n  \nPlease complete the booking form below and RSVP the event you would like to attend \n  \nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Which event/s are you booking on for?10:30 Guided Tour - Wednesday13:30 Guided Tour - WednesdayHistoric Building Conservation Talk - ThursdayName *FirstLastEmail *		\n			to Cornwall Landscape\n			\n		\n		Contact Number *Do you consider yourself to have a disability that may affect your participation in this event? *YesNoPlease Specify  *Does you have a medical condition that may affect your participation in this event? *YesNoPlease Specify  *How did you first find out about this event? *Our Social MediaOur WebsiteWord of MouthAnother OrganisationOtherPlease Specify *I am happy to be contacted by Cornwall National Landscape and added to the Monumental Improvement project mailing list. *YesNoI consent to my photograph being taken by the Cornwall National Landscape and for it to be used in future marketing materials created for Cornwall National Landscape and any project funders. *YesNoI am happy for my name and hours to be recorded by Cornwall National Landscape as in-kind contribution towards any current projects. *YesNoAdditional CommentsSubmit
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/conservation-week-st-constantines-chapel/
LOCATION:Trevose Golf and Country Club\, Trevose Golf & Country Club\, Constantine Bay\, Padstow\, Cornwall\, PL28 8JB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Volunteer Event
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ORGANIZER;CN="Monumental Improvement":MAILTO:monuments@cornwall-aonb.gov.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250522T103000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250522T150000
DTSTAMP:20260405T192800
CREATED:20250507T121527Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250507T121653Z
UID:5574-1747909800-1747926000@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:Breeding Birds & Curlew Walk and Talk @ South Penquite Farm
DESCRIPTION:Join the Farming & Wildlife Advisory Group South West (FWAG South West) at South Penquite Farm on Thursday the 22nd of May for a series of talks on Breeding Birds & Curlew followed by a walk around South Penquite Farm (Weather Permitting) \nBook your free tickets here – Select tickets – Breeding Birds & Curlew – South Penquite Farm \nFor further questions\, please contact: richard.Hollis@fwagsw.org.uk
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/breeding-birds-curlew-walk-and-talk-south-penquite-farm/
LOCATION:South Penquite Farm\, South Penquite Farm\, Blisland\, Bodmin\, Cornwall\, PL30 4LH\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Natural Beauty
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250529T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250529T150000
DTSTAMP:20260405T192800
CREATED:20250423T081411Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250423T081411Z
UID:5237-1748512800-1748530800@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:A Monumental Celebration @ Bottreaux Castle
DESCRIPTION:Join our Monumental Improvement team for our final project celebration event at Bottreuax Castle on Thursday the 29th of May from 10:00 – 15:00 \nDrop in for cake and coffee and immerse yourself in a stunning exhibition at the Boscastle Community and Recreation Centre. Discover James Innerdale’s beautiful watercolour illustrations of the sites\, explore blown-up 360° panoramic images and marvel at digital reconstruction stills that bring these ancient places to life. We’ll also be running drop-in Family drawing sessions with local artist Sam Halstead from the top of Bottreaux Castle with picturesque views over the River Jordan. \nJust over the road at the Medieval Motte and Bailey Bottreaux Castle you can also meet Drolla – The Story Telling Bench. Commissioned and co-designed by the Cornwall National Landscape team and crafted by renowned Cornish metal sculptors Thrussells\, Drolla\, which takes its name from the Cornish word for “folk tale” seamlessly blends intricate artistry with functional design. \nCreate your own story drawing inspiration from the plethora of symbols of Cornwall’s rich cultural tapestry: from mythical creatures and ancient legends to indigenous flora and fauna. Each flourish and curve is a gentle prompt to look a little deeper\, listen a little more closely and appreciate the stories that live in the land. \nWhere to find us?\nBoscastle Community & Recreation Centre\, Fore Street\, Boscastle\, PL35 0AX\nPlease note that there will be no parking at the Community & Recreation Centre however please do feel free to walk  to us from the village.
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/a-monumental-celebration-bottreaux-castle/
LOCATION:Boscastle Community & Recreation Centre\, Boscastle Community & Recreation Centre\, Forestreet\, Boscastle\, Cornwall\, PL35 0AX\, United Kingdom
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ORGANIZER;CN="Monumental Improvement":MAILTO:monuments@cornwall-aonb.gov.uk
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250913T103000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250913T123000
DTSTAMP:20260405T192800
CREATED:20250904T082010Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250904T082010Z
UID:6273-1757759400-1757766600@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:Three Centuries of Defence - Maker Heights Fortifications Tour
DESCRIPTION:This event has been organised by The Rame Conservation Trust \nTake a walk through three centuries of military history. The Rame Conservation Trust is pleased to invite you on a guided tour of some of Cornwall’s most important\, and picturesque\, defensive structures. \nA guided walk around a series of defensive positions dating from WWII back to the 18th Century. The tour will be led by local expert John Manley and cover the positions known as Redoubts 3\, 4\, and 5 built into the hills and woodland of the Rame Peninsula Area of Natural Beauty. The walk will take place over rural footpaths\, woodland\, and hills\, so stout footwear is required and attendees must be physically fit. \nNumbers are capped at 25 people per tour. The Redoubts are old military structures and attendees will be required to wear suitable clothing and join the tour at their own risk. \n‘Acceptance of Risk’ forms must be completed by all participating adults (16 & above) in advance of attending a tour. All children under the age of 16 must be escorted by an adult. \nTimings & Tours\n\nSaturday 13 September:\n1030: meet at Visitors Centre\, Barrack Block\n\n\nLocation & directions\nThe Visitors Centre\, Maker Heights\, Millbrook\, Torpoint\, Cornwall\, PL10 1LA \n  \nBooking information\n\nPre-booking requirement: Pre-booking required\n\nBooking conditions: To book please email.\n\nBooking email: info@ramect.org.uk\n\n\nAccessibility details\nThe walks take place through woodland and rough ground\, stout footwear is essential and guests must be physically fit. \n  \nAdditional information\n\nMax no of people per tour: 25\n\nEst. tour duration: 2 hour(s)\n\n\nFind out more here – Three Centuries of Defence – Maker Heights Fortifications Tour
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/three-centuries-of-defence-maker-heights-fortifications-tour/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Rame Conservation Trust":MAILTO:info@ramect.org.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250913T133000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250913T153000
DTSTAMP:20260405T192800
CREATED:20250904T082811Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250904T082859Z
UID:6276-1757770200-1757777400@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:Defending Cornwall - A walking tour of fortifications and more from WWII
DESCRIPTION:This event has been organised by The Rame Conservation Trust \nA guided tour around Second World War defences and observation posts. Led by John Manley\, a local expert\, the tour will cover some of the most picturesque ground in one of Cornwall’s beloved Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. \nA local historical expert will lead visitors on an immersive walk through some key anti-aircraft and observation positions which protected Plymouth’s strategic harbour during the Second World War. These defences look over one of Cornwall’s most well beloved Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty\, and as well as providing insight into one of the most hotly contested area’s during the Battle of Britain will show panoramic views of the Plymouth Sound. \nThe walk will be begin at 1330 at the Visitors Centre in the old Barrack Block at Maker Heights. Guests are welcome to leave their car in the car park next to the green Nissen Huts it is then a very short walk to the Visitors Centre. Guests are asked to arrive at 13:15. \nThe walk will cover rural footpaths\, woodland\, and rough ground\, it is essential to bring suitable footwear\, and attendees must be physically fit as we cannot recommend this tour for anyone with mobility issues. \n  \nTimings & Tours\n\nSaturday 13 September:\n1330: Meet at Visitors Centre\, Barrack Block\n\n  \nLocation & directions\nThe Visitors Centre\, Maker Heights\, Millbrook\, Torpoint\, Cornwall\, PL10 1LA \n  \nBooking information\n\nPre-booking requirement: Pre-booking required\n\nBooking conditions: To book please email: info@ramect.org.uk\n\nBooking email: info@ramect.org.uk\n\n  \nAccessibility details\nThe tours take place over rough terrain and through ancient buildings\, sturdy footwear is required and attendees must be physically fit. We are sorry but we cannot recommend this tour for anyone with mobility issues. \n  \nAdditional information\n\nMax no of people per tour: 25\n\nEst. tour duration: 2 hour(s)\n\n  \nFind out more here – Defending Cornwall – A walking tour of fortifications and more from WWII
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/defending-cornwall-a-walking-tour-of-fortifications-and-more-from-wwii/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Rame Conservation Trust":MAILTO:info@ramect.org.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250914T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250914T160000
DTSTAMP:20260405T192800
CREATED:20250904T083917Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250904T084030Z
UID:6278-1757858400-1757865600@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:Open Day at the Grenville Battery
DESCRIPTION:This Event has been organised by The Rame Conservation Trust \nLocal historian John Manley will be showing guests around one of East Cornwall’s most well preserved and scenic military environments. Built in the 18th Century\, the Grenville Battery is open to the public only for the Heritage Open Days festival. \nMaker Heights’ Redoubt Number 4\, known as the Grenville Battery\, was built during the period of the American Revolutionary War to protect against the threat of a French and Spanish invasion. \nLocal historian\, John Manley\, will be opening the Redoubt to the public and inviting interested guests to visit and learn about the history of both the Grenville Battery\, and the lives of those who built it. \nRedoubt 4 can be accessed from Maker Heights\, guests are invited to park in the car park next to the Nissen Huts and make the short walk to the Redoubt. This includes rural footpaths to it is required to be physically fit and wear sturdy shoes. \n  \nTimings & Tours\n\nSunday 14 September: 14:00 – 16:00\n\n  \nLocation & directions\nMaker Heights\, Millbrook\, Torpoint\, Cornwall\, PL10 1LA \n  \nBooking information\n\nPre-booking requirement: Pre-booking required\nBooking conditions: To book\, please email info@ramect.org.uk\nBooking email: info@ramect.org.uk\n\n  \nAccessibility details\nAccess to the Redoubt is via rural footpaths\, there is no wheelchair access to visitors must be physically fit and come prepared with sturdy footwear. \n  \nAdditional information\n\nMax no of people per tour: 25\nEst. tour duration: 2 hour(s)\n\n\n\nFind out more here – Open Day at the Grenville Battery
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/open-day-at-the-grenville-battery/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Rame Conservation Trust":MAILTO:info@ramect.org.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250920T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250920T123000
DTSTAMP:20260405T192800
CREATED:20250904T084912Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250904T084912Z
UID:6280-1758366000-1758371400@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:A guided walk around Maker Heights Defences
DESCRIPTION:This event has been organised by The Rame Conservation Trust \nLocal expert Andrew Martin\, along side the 32nd Cornwall Regiment of Foot\, will lead visitors on a guided tour of Cornwall’s most picturesque 18th Century defences. \nLocal expert Andrew Martin will lead visitors on a tour of the Maker Heights defences\, constructed in the 18th Century to ward of the threat of a joint Spanish and French invasion. At the same time\, the 32nd Cornwall Regiment of Foot will be setting up camp at Maker Heights and demonstrating the skills required by an 18th Century Infantry Regiment. \nThe tour will last for approximately 90 minutes from 11:00 – 12:30. Attendees are asked to meet at the Visitors Centre at 10:45. \nThe Tour will begin at the Visitors Centre withing the old Barrack Block\, only a short walk from the car park at Maker Heights. The walk will cover woodland paths and rough ground\, so sturdy footwear is essential. Visitors must be physically fit and mobile. \n  \nTimings & Tours\n\nSaturday 20 September: 1100-1230\n\n\nLocation & directions\nMaker Heights\, Millbrook\, Torpoint\, Cornwall\, PL10 1LA \n  \nBooking information\n\nPre-booking requirement: Pre-booking required\nBooking conditions: Please email info@ramect.org.uk to book your place Please arrive at 10:45\nBooking email: info@ramect.org.uk\n\n\nAccessibility details\nThe tour takes place over rough ground and rural footpaths\, sturdy footwear is essential and the tour cannot be recommended for anyone suffering mobility issues. \n  \nAdditional information\nSome parts of the tour take place over rough ground so sturdy footwear is essential. Physical fitness is essential and unfortunately we cannot take visitors who suffer from mobility issues. \n\nMax no of people per tour: 25\nEst. tour duration: 1 hour(s) 30 minute(s)\n\n\nFind out more here – A guided walk around Maker Heights Defences
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/a-guided-walk-around-maker-heights-defences/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Rame Conservation Trust":MAILTO:info@ramect.org.uk
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251010
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251101
DTSTAMP:20260405T192800
CREATED:20251003T142133Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251020T084346Z
UID:6440-1760054400-1761955199@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:Volunteer Opportunities at St Constantine's Chapel
DESCRIPTION:Join our Monumental Improvement for our final series of volunteer events\, with the remaining works to be carried out at St Constantine’s Chapel\, found out more about what will be happening below: \n  \nFriday 10th October (10:30am – 3pm) – This will be a set up day\, such as helping Old Light Building Conservation to set up the scaffold tower\, asses the onsite conditions etc. It probably won’t include getting to grips with the work itself but talking through our plans and the future management of the site. \n  \nMonday 27th – Wednesday 29th October (9:30am – 3pm) – The key task on these days is the soft capping of the walls and tower of the chapel. We will need help moving\, laying\, watering\, trimming the turf as well as some archaeological recording\, photographing and probably some small-scale vegetation management of the ivy and other sections of the site. (Free pasty lunch on these days) \n  \nFriday 31st October (9:30am – 3pm) – The final archaeological recording of the elevations of the tower and walls\, general shots of the ‘after repairs’ condition of the monument and\, weather permitting\, a chance to get more drone footage of the site. \n  \nThis work with the turves might be quite heavy\, and although we are hoping for good weather\, it is October so it could get a bit wet. Because of the nature of working with turves and the deadline of the project\, we’ll likely be working through rough condition unless it’s really poor weather. \n  \nPlease bring weather appropriate clothing e.g. water proof trousers/rain coasts if wet as well as very study footwear. Please also bring plenty of water and nibbles to keep you hydrated and energised throughout the day. We will be meeting in the Trevose Golf and Country Club Car Park\, Constantine Bay\, Padstow\, PL28 8JB \n  \nPlease contact james.richards@cornwall.gov.uk with any questions regarding volunteering at this event
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/volunteer-opportunities-at-st-constantines-chapel/
LOCATION:Trevose Golf and Country Club\, Trevose Golf & Country Club\, Constantine Bay\, Padstow\, Cornwall\, PL28 8JB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Volunteer Event
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ORGANIZER;CN="Monumental Improvement":MAILTO:monuments@cornwall-aonb.gov.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20251015T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20251015T150000
DTSTAMP:20260405T192800
CREATED:20250923T125937Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250923T125937Z
UID:6401-1760520600-1760540400@cornwall-landscape.org
SUMMARY:Rainforest Resilience Volunteer Day - Lichen ID Training
DESCRIPTION:Join our Natural Beauty & The Beast Project team at Golitha Falls National Nature Reserve and participate in our upcoming Rainforest Resilience volunteer session\, in collaboration The Golitha Falls National Nature Reserve team and Plantlife 🍂🍄‍🟫 \n📅 Date: Wednesday 15th October 2025\n⌚Time: 09:30 – 3pm\n📍Location: Golitha Falls! We’ll be meeting at the entrance beside the notice board.\nWhat3Words: https://bit.ly/4nisPX2 \nThis will involve a morning of lichen ID training from a lichenologist from Plantlife\, exploring the site and learning about interesting species that are characteristic of Golitha Falls. 🌳 \nEach participant will be given Plantlife’s newest Southwest Rainforest ID guides to take home with you. This will be followed by an afternoon of practical work\, either carrying out ivy severing to improve the habitat for our lichen species or deadhedging to protect ground flora from trampling. 🪵 \nTeas\, coffees and snacks will be provided but please bring your own lunch\, or otherwise there will be time for you to visit Inkies. Please bring suitable gloves\, clothing and footwear for walking/ carrying out practical work for the weather conditions. 🥾 \nThe lichen ID training will be outside and we will be moving slowly around the site\, so please bring appropriately warm clothing. If you have a pair of secateurs you wouldn’t mind bringing for ivy severing\, please bring it along. Get a taster of what volunteering at your local nature reserve is about\, and if you enjoy it you can always sign up as a Natural England volunteer. \nPlease keep an eye out for updates of changes or cancellation. \nPlease sign-up on Eventbrite to attend the event: https://bit.ly/3W9mUr3
URL:https://cornwall-landscape.org/cnl-event/rainforest-resilience-volunteer-day-lichen-id-training/
LOCATION:Golitha Falls National Nature Resverve\, Golitha Falls\, PL14 6RX
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