Practical conservation session – Upton Towans

We’ll be continuing on from our work here last week – removing and cutting some invasive and non-native plants to stop them spreading and give the native dune plants a chance to regenerate in this area.

This session runs 10am – 2pm.

General information for practical conservation sessions:  We recommend wearing stout footwear and clothing suitable for working outside in the exposed environment of the Towans.  Do bring a spare layer, hat and full waterproofs and sun cream (if it’s going to be sunny). We supply biscuits, please bring your own hot/cold drinks and lunch.

Please book in advance so we can make sure we bring enough tools & biscuits and know to contact you if we need to cancel the session.

Date of Session: 20/01/2026

Meeting at: Upton Towans reserve entrance - near the big chimney

rectangular bunkers on Upton Towans sand dunes in the sunshine

Other Sessions

A sunny meadow with two people standing in the stream clearing plants
We’ll be continuing with the work we started here last...
Three people cutting a large cotoneaster bush on sand dunes with lightly cloudy blue sky and distant inland view of surrounding countryside
We’re returning to Mexico Towans for a variety of tasks...
rectangular bunkers on Upton Towans sand dunes in the sunshine
We’re returning to Cornwall Wildlife Trust’s Upton Towans nature reserve...

Contact

If you’d like to get involved, just phone us, email us, or contact us via our social media.

Friends of the Towans

07393522875

volunteer@friendsofthetowans.org.uk