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Explore the latest news from the Penwith Landscape Partnership through our blog posts below.

St Levan's Chapel Rescue Excavation

30th November 2021

In September and October 2021 the Penwith Landscape Partnership have been working closely with Cornwall Archaeological Unit to excavate the remain of St Levan's Chapel, a tiny Medieval Chapel on the coast near Port Chapel prompted by concerns for its condition and survival. In this blog find out more about what was discovered.

Alverton Primary School Children Explore Nature in Penwith

29th November 2021

Alverton Primary School borrowed one of the Penwith Landscape Partnership's large Insect Identification kits to allow pupils to learn more about their local wildlife. In this blog learn how they got on!

A Year of a Cornish Hedge

5th November 2021

Artists Amanda Richard and Sara Bevan will be artistically recording a Cornish Hedge for a year, providing a window into the beauty and biodiversity of these historic structures. In this blog they introduce themselves and the work they have undertaken so far.