Fal & Helford Marine Protected Area

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The Red Seaweed, Maerl and the flowering plant Seagrass photographed by Angela Gall just two of the magical underwater species found in the Fal and Helford



Welcome

To the Fal and Helford Marine Protected Area page.

Find out how you can enjoy these beautiful estuaries and minimise your impact upon the wildlife and protected habitats here. Learn what others are doing, and share your ideas to create a network of important engagement between passionate individuals.

We would love to hear your views and answer questions on this beautiful marine environment.





Watch this new film about St Mawes harbour Marine life.
Here








The Red Seaweed, Maerl and the flowering plant Seagrass photographed by Angela Gall just two of the magical underwater species found in the Fal and Helford



Welcome

To the Fal and Helford Marine Protected Area page.

Find out how you can enjoy these beautiful estuaries and minimise your impact upon the wildlife and protected habitats here. Learn what others are doing, and share your ideas to create a network of important engagement between passionate individuals.

We would love to hear your views and answer questions on this beautiful marine environment.





Watch this new film about St Mawes harbour Marine life.
Here





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    This forum is your opportunity to ask questions on the marine habitats and wildlife found in the Fal and Helford Special Area of Conservation and how we can protect this vital resource.  Please feel free to ask, no discussion is too big or too small.  Whether a management issue or you just want to ask about some marine life you have seen and photographed.  Or even if you are simply bursting to tell someone about an amazing wildlife encounter! 

    I spy with a Cormorant's eye! - Photo by Ian Lewis 

     


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