Environmental Records Centre
for Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly

Related links

• Botanical Cornwall Group - the Group's primary purpose is to co-ordinate botanical recording within Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, and is supported by ERCCIS.

• Caradon Field & Natural History Club - studying and recording group for all wildlife within the boundaries of the Caradon District of Cornwall.

• Cornish Hedge Group - this Group was formed out of the Cornwall Biodiversity Initiative to bring together all those organisations and individuals with an interest in Cornish Hedges.

• Cornwall Biodiversity Initiative - a joint conservation effort by conservation groups and others in Cornwall.

• Cornwall Bird Watching and Preservation Society - the Society's main objectives are to study, monitor and preserve birds in the county.

• Cornwall Butterfly Conservation - the local group of Butterfly Conservation.

• Cornwall County Council - providing services for the social, economic and environmental well-being of Cornwall.

• Cornwall Moth Group - an independent, enthusiastic group encouraging the recording of moths in Cornwall and supported by ERCCIS.

• Cornwall RIGS Group - this geological Group specialises in the geology and geomorphology of Cornwall. It is one of the Cornwall Wildlife Trust's many voluntary groups.

• Cornwall Wildlife Trust - the only organisation concerned solely with the conservation of the Cornish environment and its wildlife!

• Cornwall Wildlife Trust on-line shop - all funds raised here will help the Cornwall Wildlife Trust continue to achieve its many and varied conservation goals.

• CornishWildlife - a free e-mail community to discuss all aspects of wildlife conservation in the county of Cornwall. You don't need to be a resident of Cornwall or be a wildlife expert to join.

• Natural England - Natural England is the Government Agency that champions the conservation of wildlife and geology throughout England.

• Helford Voluntary Marine Conservation Area - encouraging people to become more involved with the Helford marine environment and to work together to conserve it.

• National Biodiversity Network - the National Biodiversity Network is a national project that is building the UK's first network of biodiversity information.

• Parish Wildlife - recording projects covering 18 local parishes in North Cornwall and focusing on Launceston - an area of about 150 sq miles.

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