Author: raysurridge
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A heathland haven
The Lizard Peninsula is remarkable for its wealth of wildlife and the quality of its landscape. It is a designated Special Area of Conservation in recognition of its outstanding international […]
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Getting about
How can I get about? By foot and by bike are of course the best ways to enjoy the atmosphere and scenery. The map to have is the Ordnance Survey […]
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Accommodation
Where can I stay and what can I eat? You can find accommodation ranging from camping to fancy hotels, and food from pasties to glitzy meals, all with a local […]
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Beaches
Are there any great beaches? Of course – the beaches of The Lizard all have a character of their own – here is a good starting point for your explorations. […]
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Lizard Climate
What’s the weather like? Being surrounded by the sea the Lizard has what the scientists call a `mild oceanic climate`. This means less sharp differences between the seasons, and no […]
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Visiting the Lizard
Congratulations – you have chosen to visit The Lizard, or at least you are thinking about it and want to know more. So please be assured that the Lizard is […]
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Thriving communities and a resilient economy
Links between local communities and their environment and the links between the economy and their environment are strengthened Opportunities for marketing and branding of the landscape of the Lizard to […]
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A landscape to inspire, places to explore, adventures to be had
The wide range of opportunities to access the Lizard’s amazing landscape promoted to the community and visitors Improved public access and interpretation, with new routes connecting with the South West […]
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Adaption for a changing climate and a low carbon future
Appropriate corridors and links across the landscape which enable wildlife movement, foraging and non-disturbance areas Maximise storage of carbon in soils and vegetation to help mitigate further climate change Increased […]
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Caring for wildlife
Conservation and enhancement of wildlife interest and landscape on the Lizard consistent with its international importance for these interests Viable grazing management systems over larger areas Coordinated fire management on […]
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Cornwall National Landscape: local contact
Peter Maxted Cornwall National Landscape Communications and Marketing Officer Ranndir a Dekter Naturek a Vri Kernow Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Email peter.maxted@cornwall.gov.uk Tel. 01872 322350 Mob: 07852 307988
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Cornwall National Landscape
All of the Lizard falls within the South Coast Western section of the Cornwall National Landscape (previously Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty). The National Landscape is one single protected […]
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Contact
Claire Mucklow Address: RSPB Cornwall Office, The Old Smelting House, 2 Chyandour Lane, Penzance, Cornwall TR18 3LR Tel: 01736 362979Email: claire.mucklow@rspb.org.uk This email address is being protected from spambots. You […]
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Local Staff
Claire Mucklow – Cornwall Chough Project ManagerClaire is a north Cornwall girl, and has worked for the RSPB since 1999; from 2001, when choughs returned to Cornwall she has managed […]
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RSPB page
The RSPB works across Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly on conservation and advisory work relating to a wide variety of species and habitats including seabirds, choughs, corn buntings and […]
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NFU contact details
Sofia Valles NFU West Group OfficeThe Angel CentreTyacke roadHelstonTR13 8RR Tel: 01326 574831Email: sofia_valles@nfumutual.co.uk