A new website has been launched detailing Cornwall’s environment and heritage including archaeology and built heritage, biodiversity, the footpath network, land management, recreational sites and trails, environmental projects, invasive plant species and the Cornwall Record Office. The latest news and events are also showcased.
Produced by the County Council’s Environment & Heritage Service, the website has been designed as a ‘one stop shop’ with the latest information all contained in the one site. The site has taken over one year to produce and contains over 1,400 pages, devised by a team of experts in their fields.
Monica Kelly, PR Officer for the Service said, ‘The Service has put a lot of hard work and co-ordination into ensuring that the new website is informative and fun and contains information that users will find interesting.’
The site also boasts new features such as internet mapping, photo galleries and on-line feedback forms for officers. The website can be viewed at http://www.cornwall.gov.uk/Environment/envhome.htm
FURTHER INFORMATION:
Monica Kelly, Communications Officer, Environment and Heritage Service, Cornwall County Council on 01872 322 257 or mkelly@cornwall.gov.uk
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