About us

We’re a highly collaborative and supportive team, coming together on every project to ensure we get the very best results.

Our Vision

The Trust will promote, inform and provide high quality environmental and landscape management to improve access to nature and heritage in the Tamar Valley National Landscape and the surrounding areas.
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Our Aims

  • Support the Tamar Valley National Landscape in delivering its management plan.
  • Undertake projects to enhance the landscape and improve biodiversity.
  • Support and engage with the local communities and connect them to their landscape.
  • Create a sustainable basis for the Trust’s activities.
  • Improve the skills and build the ability and confidence of volunteers

Our Priorities

  • Encourage and support volunteering, to enable local people to take part in managing the Tamar Valley National Landscape.
  • Raise awareness, champion and help to deliver the Tamar Valley National Landscape Management Plan priorities and support their team.
  • Share resources to make the maximum use of skills available to deliver the best results to the Tamar Valley National Landscape and the community.
  • Ensure that the Trust’s projects are consistent with the Tamar Valley National Landscape Management Plan.

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Our Business Plan

Meet our management team

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Volunteering with TCT

The management team works closely with the Tamar Valley National Landscape organisation (formerly Tamar Valley AONB) and is always looking for individuals to join as trustees and to help on the committee. Anyone who has an interest in the Tamar Valley area and can perhaps offer skills such as finance, fund-raising, IT skills, expertise in wildlife or team management would be very welcome. We are also looking for volunteers who would like to join the maintenance group led by Phil Harwin. The group undertake fence repairs, vegetation clearance, path maintenance, tree work and other tasks around the valley so the work is varied and rewarding. Training is given where necessary and the group is generally out and about once a week. If you are interested in helping out please contact us using the link below: