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Partnership Working ISSUE FIVE: Spring 2018 Wildlife Protecting Cornwall’s atWork wildlife and wild places Inside: Kurt Jackson Partnership fundraising event working – Meet our newest reaching new supporters audiences Free wildlife advice -- Wildlife at Work Contents Partnership 3 Working Kurt and Caroline Jackson with gallery managers Raising funds for Fynn and Zinzi Tucker and mucisan Martha Tilston 4 charity with your KURT JACKSON FOUNDATION customers Collaboration between Wildlife Bites – art and nature 5 Business Supporter Over news in brief Acclaimed contemporary artist and species and the £4,000 nature lover Kurt Jackson was front conservation raised for of stage at a fundraising event he efforts needed to conservation! hosted in aid of Cornwall Wildlife reverse their decline. Business Supporter Trust. An Evening of Butterflies saw An exhibition on bees 6 directory, including a joint collaboration between art was also a huge success. By sharing our Business and nature at the Kurt Jackson the same ethos, the Trust has Supporter scheme Foundation gallery in St Just. created a relationship with the Kurt Jackson Foundation that works The environmentally informed art- benefits really well for both parties. For more space was the perfect location to information on working with celebrate butterflies through a series Cornwall Wildlife Trust contact of talks about their conservation Enhancing your Antonia Mullay, Business Support efforts and the effects of climate Manager on 01872 302 264. 8 land for wildlife change. Business Supporter The Old Coastguard provided delicious canapes and Martha Tilston the music. Visitors were given the Contact us opportunity to win one of Kurt’s original artworks with all the To discover more about how local proceeds from the event going to businesses can support Cornwall’s support the work of the Trust. wildlife and wild places, please contact Antonia Mullaly, Business members Kurt and OTTER, PHOTO BY ELLIOTT NEEP Business Support Manager on Caroline Jackson have worked with 01872 302 264 or antonia.mullaly@ the Trust on a number of different cornwallwildlifetrust.org.uk, or visit projects to highlight endangered www.cornwallwildlifetrust.org.uk COVER IMAGE: /business. www.jacksonfoundationgallery.com KURT JACKSON FOUNDATION New Business Supporters St Tinney Farm Holidays Mullion Cove Hotel We are delighted to welcome Mullion Cove strongly believes in St. Tinney Farm Holidays to the eco-friendly values in the way it runs the Business Supporter scheme. hotel. It has recently committed to reducing Set amongst 34 acres in the effect it has on wildlife and especially beautiful north Cornwall, with marine life by encouraging sustainable five coarse fishing lakes, the practices such as not purchasing plastic site is a tranquil haven for straws, toothpicks, ear buds or single use wildlife including kingfisher, CORNWALL WILDLIFE TRUST toiletries – all which could end up in the sea deer, otter, dragonfly, not to and harm sea life. The hotel chooses to use mention ‘Gary’ the moorhen, ecological friendly cleaning materials, bans who proudly nests on one of any micro beaded products and has the lake islands. increased its level of recycling providing a fantastic example to others. 2 www.st-tinney.co.uk www.mullion-cove.co.uk Partnership Working Clean drinking water is one of life’s essentials and yet something we all probably take for granted. Cornwall Wildlife Trust has worked for many years with South West Water through both its conservation and business schemes to help reduce pollution in our rivers and create community events for everyone to enjoy. This partnership is unique as the Trust is able to work and influence a variety of different stakeholders. On the conservation side, South West Water funds Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s Upstream Thinking programme to work with farmers to reduce pollution reaching local rivers. A team of farm advisors work with local farmers to ensure that less farmyard runoff and soil enters our rivers which means cleaner river water, and saves costs involved in water treatment. Farm businesses see the benefits of soil and fertiliser being kept on the fields where they are most valuable. Healthier rivers and restored river banks provide better places for recreation such as walking and bathing. Cleaner water reaching the coast has knock-on benefits for beaches and bathing water which all help to support Cornwall’s tourist industry. In addition, for more than ten years South West Water has sponsored many of the Trust’s marine events to inspire people to get out and about in nature. Activities include rockpool rambling, making art with marine litter as well as our annual ‘Wildlife Celebration’. This natural partnership, which works on so many different levels, is a really good example of the complimentary strands of the Trust’s work coming together to provide benefits that go beyond business membership. CORNWALL WILDLIFE TRUST Waterlily Holiday Cottage It is a pleasure to welcome Waterlily Holiday Cottage as business members. Based in the thriving and picturesque village of Probus, the cottage MULLION COVE HOTEL is a comfortable hideaway and well-situated to enjoy a piece of Cornwall’s natural beauty; CORNWALL WILDLIFE TRUST not far from the stunning Roseland peninsular and ideally located to visit the spectacular beaches of both the north and south coasts. www.waterlilyholidaycottage.co.uk 3 Wildlife at Work Raising funds for charity with your customers Grabbing the attention of your potential customers is not always easy, but a little creativity combined with a strong message can make all the difference. Business Supporters Harbour Lights restaurant in Falmouth hit the headlines with the first ever International Mushy Pea Day. This enterprising event saw the business dressing up to celebrate the humble pea, combined with a more HARBOUR LIGHTS serious message about supporting years and is popular sustainable fish. with visitors who Owners Pat and Dave Smith want to contribute to generously donated all the money the protection of their raised from the sale of peas to help Whistlefish holiday destination. promote the 'Cornwall Good Seafood WHISTLEFISH £2,426 Organic children’s Guide', which is packed with This proved to be a wear brand, Frugi, information on fish and fishing winning combination and also came up trumps methods to help consumers see what Whistlefish very generously and was able to is currently in-season and most presented us with a cheque for award the Trust’s sustainable to eat. £2,426 – thank you! marine team an From mushy peas to Christmas cards, Long term relationships keep incredible £10,945 Cornish based greetings card delivering too, the Trust welcomed from its customer company Whistlefish created a new £1,154 from Mother Ivey’s donations through its line of seasonal cards last year Mother Bay donation scheme which Little Clothes BIG featuring woodland animals. The Ivey’s Bay sees visitors given the Change partnership. Christmas range featured joint £1,154 option of donating an This represents the first of two annual branding with the Trust together with additional £1 to the Trust on payments from the scheme and a message that every purchase would top of their booking cost. The we very much look forward to result in a donation to the charity. scheme has been running for many the second! Frugi £10,945 www.harbourlights.co.uk www.whistlefish.com www.motheriveysbay.com www.welovefrugi.com New Business Supporters Mount Pleasant Eco Park A unique and inspirational 42 acre site, the Eco Park is a multi-faceted community venue KING EDWARD MINE near Porthtowan with sustainability, music and education at its core. Playing host to gigs, conferences, weddings, courses, wild camping, volunteer days and markets as well as the infamous Tropical Pressure Festival, MOUNT PLEASANT ECO PARK the Park is also home to La Cantina Cafe - known for serving delicious vegetarian and vegan food. Rammed earth, cob, recycled materials and timber frame have all been used to create beautiful, flexible spaces at the park which are available to hire. 4 www.mpecopark.co.uk Issue Five : Spring 2018 plastic straws then consider joining this engaging and practical campaign to make a difference. www.finalstrawcornwall.co.uk News round-up from our Business Supporters The Poly in Falmouth shows contemporary films, exhibitions, Gwel and Mor Resort win Gold music and theatre. We were fortunate in the Holiday Park of the Year to partner with it recently for the category. This business has been a premiere of wildlife cameraman Ian Trust member for many years and it McCarthy’s film, ‘Wild Cornwall: Out provides animal encounters at our on the Edge’. Proceeds from ticket annual Wildlife Celebration through sales, in excess of £3,000, were its Feadon Farm arm. Congratulations donated to the Trust, ensuring the WildliFePETER CAIRNS/2020VISION all round!bites…series of showings was a great fundraiser. In recognition of its support we are delighted to announce that The Poly is now a complimentary Business Supporter and we look forward to working with the team again. Country Walkers provides self- guided tours all around the world, including Cornwall, that take in ECOTRICITY stunning scenery and make a point of highlighting wildlife. Every year it We are hugely impressed with the makes a donation on behalf of each energy of Pat Smith from Business visitor to the 'Travelers Fund', which Members Bosinver Farm supports designated projects in the Cottages, who helped to launch communities and habitats where they the Final Straw Cornwall campaign. travel. This year it donated a very Pat started the campaign to try and welcome £751 to the Trust to help persuade businesses and the public further our conservation work. to stop using single use plastic www.countrywalkers.com We have partnered with Ecotricity, straws. The organisers have been a green electricity company that uses Our Business Supporters represent overwhelmed by the responses and renewable energy to power homes some of the most dynamic and it seems that every day more and businesses.
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