Climate Walk – St. Ewe

Join us near Mevagissey to explore climate resilience, flood management, and community action.

Coastal Climate Conversations: A Climate Resilience Walk in the Mevagissey Catchment
🗓 Saturday, 21st June 2025 | ⏰ 10:30 AM – 1:30/3:30 PM
📍 Meet at Lobb’s Farm Shop & Café, Nr Mevagissey
*Booking essential*
Join us for a unique, thought-provoking walk through the beautiful Mevagissey Catchment as we explore how local landscapes and communities are responding to climate change. “Coastal Climate Conversations” will focus on resilience, natural flood management, and how each of us can play a role in building a climate-adapted future.

🌿 What to Expect:
Discover Local Stories: Learn how Richard Lobb worked with Climate Vision in 2022 to plant a herbal ley, enhancing ecosystem services and helping to reduce flood risk in Mevagissey.
Explore Natural Flood Management Projects: Hear from Westcountry Rivers Trust staff about the innovative “Climate Resilient Mevagissey” project and their plans for future flood resilience.
Connect & Reflect: These Climate Walks offer a powerful way to understand adaptation, action, and innovation—especially for those of us who never learned about climate at school!

🚶‍♂️ Event Details:
Distance: ~3 miles round-trip on hilly, uneven paths.
Start Time: Walk begins promptly at 10:30 AM — please arrive by 10:20 AM to check in.
Meeting Point: Outside Lobb’s Farm Shop & Café.
Transport: Includes a scenic return journey via novel farm transport!

🍽 Optional Lunch & Beaver Enclosure Tour:
After the walk, you’re welcome to wrap up at 1:30 PM or extend your day with:
Lunch at Lobb’s Café and
A visit to the Beaver Enclosure at Heligan Gardens!
Jeremy from Heligan will lead two small group tours (max 10 people each):
Group 1: 1:30 PM
Group 2: 2:30 PM
Please stick to your selected group time. While one group tours, the other can enjoy a relaxed lunch break.
💡 Note: This exclusive visit is limited to the enclosure area and does not require general Heligan Gardens admission. A small donation to 🦫 The Beaver Trust is kindly requested.