Dragon Egg Trails 2026
Enys Gardens – TR10 9LB
A well established trail thru the beautiful springtime gardens of Enys Estate.
A Easter day out for the whole family – Dogs on leads welcome.
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Eden Project – PL24 2SG
2026 marks the start of the Operation Dragon Egg program ( O.D.E) at Eden Project. The biomes act as a perfect incubation nesting habitat for the conservation of international dragon species in danger.
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History
The Dragon Conservation Society was founded in 1890 by Miss. Miriam Taylor of Falmouth Cornwall, the first Dragonologist to be recognised by the Society for the Protection of Birds.
In the 1800’s, dragon sightings were often mistaken for large birds of prey. However, after Miss. Taylor successfully photographed a Dragon in 1888, the S.P.B concluded that these large birds were in fact Dragons.
Conservation Trails
Today the Cornish Dragon Conservation Society has helped to conserve 20 + species of Dragon which now regularly nest each year here in Cornwall.
The important work carried out by the Society is far reaching. With their hard work and conservation efforts, they have been responsible for the rescue of over five species from the brink of extinction.
By visiting the Dragon Egg Trails at Enys Gardens and the Eden Project in Cornwall, you are contributing to the on-going conservation of these special Dragon habitats enabling these beautiful creatures to grow, raise their young and delight D.C.S. members for years to come.