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Cornwall

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Welcome to the Cornwall page. If you live in Cornwall and are keen to get involved please contact Colin. We do public campaigns and vary it around Cornwall to give people a chance and are looking to do some work at festivals over the summer.

Current campaign

Save the Arctic polar bear
Aurora is coming
Join the Arctic uproar! Greenpeace local groups are out and about across the UK (and indeed the world) signing people up to become Arctic Defenders ahead of our global day of action on 15th September.

Group blogposts

There's a Bear in the Biomes!

Blending into the background isn’t something that Cornwall group are used to. However, the day before heading off to the Eden Project to hold a Save the Arctic...
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Rock Oyster Fest Polar Invasion

Plasticine, precipitation and a very popular polar bear: this was Cornwall group’s excursion to the Rock Oyster Festival last weekend. Friday We arrived on...
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Lovehearts and Leaflets

With the sun shining, a brand new table and resources desperate to be used, Cornwall group were roused from our winter hibernation last Saturday. As we laid...
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2012 Cornwall Greenpeace

At the start of 2012 we were a fledgling group, we had just started working together a few months earlier, little did we suspect how much we could achieve in a...
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Placards, Precipitation and a Hitchhiking Polar Bear

Playing Place Shell garage: we’re coming for you...again. And this time, we’re not alone.   Saturday morning was bright and crisp, and was the setting for...
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