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Annual Eco Conference a success

Young environmentalists have taken part in the diocese’s second annual Eco Conference and activity day to learn new skills, inspire and encourage others.

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Children stand up for our planet at diocese event

Primary school pupils, who are part of church school eco committees or councils, met at the Diocese of Truro’s Speak Up event.

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Children speak up for creation’s future as 2026 kicks off

Children from across the Diocese of Truro will be voicing their climate concerns as they enter into the new year.

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Fungi experts calling for churchyard finds

As part of the Cornwall Churchyard Project, the Diocese of Truro has volunteered to do some citizen science with the help of researchers at the Fungarium at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.

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Creationtide Service of Celebration

People of all ages gathered to celebrate Creationtide season at a gold award Eco-church in the diocese at an annual Creation Care service in Cornwall.

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“I see myself as a supporter – pollinating or sharing Creation Care”

Welcome to Sharon Willoughby, Truro’s Diocesan Environment Officer, who previously worked at Kew Gardens.

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Bespoke flag flown for the first time at Creationtide

A specially made conservation flag has been flown for the first time over St Andrews Church in Statton as Creationtide begins.

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Are you ready for Creationtide?

See what is happening across the Diocese of Truro during Creationtide this year (2025). It begins on September 1 and runs until October 4.

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Pupils celebrated in first eco-schools service at city’s cathedral

An inaugural service celebrating the environmentally friendly work youngsters do in church schools took place at Truro Cathedral.

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Clergy use Halos to help cut carbon

Churchgoers in Penzance won’t need to worry about feeling chilly during services this autumn thanks to new Halo heaters.

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Safeguarding

Ensuring that children and young people as well as adults are kept safe whilst in our care is an integral part of our diocese life.