What’s On?

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Welcome to our ‘What’s On’ page.

Please check our social media pages for any changes to our event schedule. 

Our monthly meetings are usually held on the 3rd Tuesday of every month. They are open to everyone and are often preceded by a talk.

Event details are listed below and on our Facebook page.

If an event requires you to book, please visit our Eventbrite page.

Our events are free unless otherwise stated, but donations to the group are very welcome. All ages are welcome unless otherwise stated, but please note that under 18s must be accompanied by a responsible adult at all our events. Our Facebook page is updated with weather dependent information closer to each event. Booking is currently required for all in-person events.

To donate to Looe Marine Conservation Group via PayPal, please click on the button below. Thank you!

Joining In

Looe Marine Conservation Group is run entirely by volunteers. We’d love to hear from you if you have an interest in marine wildlife and would like to help out at our events or in any other way. No experience or knowledge is required as we provide training. New Members are always welcome – find out more here.



Looe Marine Conservation Group Events

Beach Clean

CANCELLED: Port Nadler Beach Clean & Picnic

We are sorry that this event has had to be cancelled. Please see our events page for other upcoming events or visit our Facebook page. When: Sat 16th Sept, 11:00-13:00 Where: Meet at Hannafore fields gate at the end of Marine Drive Lead: John Meakin Join us for this fun and healthy so
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Looe MCG 2024 Events Planning Meeting

When: Tuesday 19th September 2023, 18:15-20:15  Where: Millpool Centre Lead: Amelia Bridges Join volunteers as we conceptualise and plan our 2024 calendar of events!   Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult. Please check our website (www.looemarineconservation.org) and Faceboo
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Matt Slater Talk

Talk & Meeting: Cornwall’s Marine Life & the Role of Citizen Scientists by Matt Slater, Cornwall Wildlife Trust

  When: Tuesday 17th October, 18:15-20:15  Where: Millpool Centre Lead: Amelia Bridges Matt Slater is the Seasearch Coordinator for Cornwall, a project for volunteer divers who want to learn more and help protect the marine environment. He also runs the Shoresearch Cornwall volunteer
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Rock Pool Ramble

Autumn Rockpool Ramble

When: Sunday 29th October, 11:00-12:15  Where: Hannafore Beach, meet below the coastguard station Lead: Matthew Nott Fancy finding some cool crabs & stunning starfish? Well why not join local experts as we explore the rocky shore! We ask that all attendees come along with suitable
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Talk & Meeting: Marine Ecosystems, Fisheries & Blue Carbon

When: Tuesday 21st November, 18:15-20:15  Where: Millpool Centre Lead: Amelia Bridges   TBC. The talk will be followed by our monthly meeting to which all are welcome. Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult. Please check our website (www.looemarineconservation.org) and Faceboo
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Rock Pool Ramble

Past event: National Marine Week: Rockpool Ramble

When: Friday 4th August, 14:00-15:00 Where: Hannafore Beach, meet below the coastguard station Lead: Matt Nott Join us during National Marine Week to explore the rocky shore! Delve into gullies, crevices & rockpools to uncover some of the amazing critters that live in our waters!
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Past event: Looe MCG August Meeting

When: Tues 15th August , 19:00-20:00  Where: Zoom Lead: Amelia Bridges Join volunteers at our monthly meeting. Topics likely include upcoming events & ongoing campaigns. For the link and any queries, please email looemcg.events@gmail.com. We rely on donations to support our work a
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Rock Pool Ramble

Past event: Summer Rockpool Ramble

  When: Friday 1st Sept, 12:45 – 14:15 Where: Hannafore Beach, meet below the coastguard station Lead: Matthew Nott Come and join local experts as we explore the rocky shore, finding lots of the amazing critters that live on it! Learn about starfish, crabs, fish, anemones and lo
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