Working with the protected landscape

Emma brings extensive experience to her role as Partnership Manager. With a background in UK Environment Management for Scottish Power Renewables, she has overseen environmental compliance for major onshore and offshore projects as well as a passion for geography.

Melodie leads the Business Team in her role for Cornwall National Landscape raising the profile of the protected landscape. Her role leverages her communication skills and background in marketing alongside income generation, and innovative business development. Melodie also supports the Cornwall National Landscape Trust.

Coralie leads the Project Development Team developing opportunities and managing the project pipeline for Cornwall National Landscape. She overseas the development from concept to delivery, aligning with the management plan and encompassing diverse themes like art, heritage, health, and ecology.

Amy leads the Project Delivery Team and manages the delivery of external projects for Cornwall National Landscape. With a background in heritage and law Amy brings a diverse range of skills to her role.

Louise leads the Landscape and Planning Team. She is a Chartered Town Planner with background and expertise in Nationally Protected Landscapes.  She guides development proposals, planning policy and landscape matters to ensure the best outcome for the natural beauty of the Cornwall National Landscape.

Seán leads the Farm Engagement Team. He has a background in nature reserve management and experience in farming. He champions agroecological farming for a sustainable future. He’s committed to community involvement and enjoys spending his free time in the seas of Cornwall National Landscape.

Karen is an integral part of Cornwall National Landscape, joining the team in 2003 when the the organisation was created. With a range of administrative and financial experience across multiple sectors including planning, countryside and economic development Karen works within the Business Team and supports the whole organisation.

Iain, born on the doorstop of our Section 12 (Bodmin Moor), has spent a lifetime being fascinated by, researching and sharing information about the Moor as well the archaeological and historical heritage of Cornwall in general.

Linus joined the team as an Apprentice Archaeological Technician in 2021 embarking on a new career path following roles in retail management. He quickly progressed and is now supporting project delivery and providing technical expertise for all things archaeological.

Starting as an apprentice, James leads on project and programme communications as well as supporting with wider Cornwall National Landscape messaging through social media, newsletters, outreach and via our website.

Lizzy is Project Support Co-ordinator for the Project Development Team, helping to deliver projects from concept to completion. She has a background in art and graphic design and uses her visual and creative skills to help the team deliver engaging, accessible and innovative projects.

Claire works in the Farming in Protected Landscapes team. She studied environmental geography and international development, and has a background in cartography, scuba diving, farming and the environment sector.

Iwona supports FiPL project delivery, coordination, and finances. Her strong organisation, reliability and attention to detail helps the team work smoothly and meet deadlines. She brings commitment, problem‑solving skills, and a positive, collaborative approach that strengthens project efficiency. Passionate about nature and the outdoors, she brings genuine enthusiasm to supporting environmentally focused projects.

Ginnette, who has lived, studied, and worked along the Cornwall–Devon border, brings a strong connection to the local landscape. After an internship with the Tamar Valley National Landscape, she now supports the Management Plan review, helping ensure partners, stakeholders, and communities shape Cornwall National Landscape’s future.

Megan grew up between Sections 02 and 03, spending most of her life in and around the river and woodlands. Those landscapes encouraged her interest in understanding and protecting the natural environment, and they’ve shaped her connection to Cornwall’s wider identity. She works as a Project Support Coordinator in the Project Development team. 

Emma works in the Farm Engagement team. She lives in North Cornwall, near sections 01 and 02 and enjoys exploring the coast path and countryside with her dogs.