Bio

The North Cornwall National Trust Blog is a commercial charity blog based in Bodmin, in Cornwall and is aimed at a UK audience. The blog is part of the National Trust's official blogs that are located in various places across the country. The blog aims to inform its readers about what is happening in the North Cornwall area, within the National Trust. It also covers topics in the South West region too, along with general facts and figures going on both within and outside the National Trust locally and further afield that may be of interest to its readers. The blog's motto is: "The National Trust in North Cornwall covers an area of countryside and coast from below Newquay to beyond Bude." The blog started in February 2010 and the content is provided by staff who work for National Trust in the North Cornwall region, along with guest contributors and bloggers who are experts on the subjects the blog covers. The three main topics that the blog covers are countryside, coast and wildlife. Three things that is very important to the National Trust, but also to the region of North Cornwall. Within those topics that most common categories that blog posts about include Glastonbury, Walking Week, Easter, Camping, Summer, RSPB Beach, Wild Food, Wildlife and a regular feature titled "Outdoor Nation". A large majority of content is supplied with imagery taken from the official Flickr from the blog. On average the blog is updated a couple of times a week and posts range in size, from as little as 100 to up to 500 word posts. PR opportunities include reviews or event news relevant to the area and the best way to get in contact with the blog is via the email address provided above. Alternatively the team can be reached via telephone or post.