Another great Your Shore conference
Today we attended another brilliant, inspirational Cornwall Wildlife Trust Your Shore Network conference. This year, the event was held at Tregenna Castle overlooking St Ives Bay.
The annual event is always a fantastic way to start the year, with a full day of listening to what others have been up to the year before and what they have planned for the year ahead. Luke gave a short talk about what Fathoms Free has been up to since our last visit, and it was an excellent opportunity to connect with like-minded people who share our mission.
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