Learn more about the wildlife that makes its home in Cornish waters at a public talk in Penzance later this month.
Wise Up for Wildlife is a series of public talks being given by the Cornwall Wildlife Trust, to promote responsible wildlife watching and give top tips on how to spot marine life.
One will take place at Penzance Sailing Club on Monday, October 13 from 7pm.
Others will be held over the following days, in Padstow, Falmouth, St Ives and Newquay, and all talks are free of charge.
Booking essential is essential; contact Caz on 01872 279393 ext.208 or email carolyn.waddell@cornwallwildlifetrust.org.uk A trust spokesperson said: “Cornish waters are home to a fantastic variety of marine wildlife. This summer alone we have had records of porpoises, dolphins, pilot whales, Minke whales, Sei whales, basking sharks, sunfish, leatherback turtles and even killer whales around our coasts.
“We are now calling on everyone who spends time in, on, or under the sea to come along and pick up some top tips on how to spot these beautiful creatures, as well as learn how to become a responsible wildlife watcher.”
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