Surveying wintering birds on the Roseland. Can you please help? Committed volunteers wanted. The Roseland is currently under-recorded for birds of the coast, sea, rivers, estuaries, and marshes. For those of you...

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Wild Roseland Nature Notes – December 2020 The lower shore – a great habitat to explore on your doorstep. Why not explore a new Roseland wildlife habitat?  The rocky shore at Pencabe...

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  You may remember Wild Roseland highlighting the Big Butterfly Count in early August. We know some of you were amongst the 111,628 people who submitted records of the butterflies and moths...

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Wild Roseland Nature Notes – October 2020 This is a month of real change. Most summer migrants have gone; a few swallows and house martins hang on; butterflies, moths, and insects are...

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Wild Roseland Nature Notes – September 2020 What a wonderful place the Roseland is for unexpected wildlife! Imagine you are standing on Sett Bridge, the first or last bridge on the Fal...

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We have, within Covid 19 protocols, been able to continue with some of our activities. Mike’s Meadow is now open to all, to view the importance of pollinating wildflowers and plants for...

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Gull Rock is a special place on the Roseland. It provides refuge, roosting and breeding places for many sea birds,  and is particularly interesting in June or July, for its breeding auk...

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Now, here’s something we all can do! Last month I mentioned that Sunday 3rd May is designated by the Wildlife Trusts as International Dawn Chorus Day. It is always celebrated on the...

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Last November I asked for anyone with an interest in owls if they would like to take part in a survey of Barn Owl roosting sites on the Roseland, and that specific...

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Some-one recently asked me “When do you think Spring starts?” There is the standard meteorologists’ definition of Spring from the 1st March to the 31st of May. But there is also the...

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