With all the Spring blossom around our pollinators are busy as bees!! We have solitary bees, bumble bees and honey bees buzzing around at the moment and have 117 different varieties on Guernsey. Why don't you stop next time you pass a tree with blossom...
Tuesday 4th May 7pm. Virtual talk about harbour Porpoises organised by the Dolfin project. The DolFin Project and Guernsey Biological Records Centre are hosting an online Zoom presentation to highlight exciting and engaging marine research projects that are being undertaken in the UK, on many of the...
Volunteers are required to help map the distribution and species of bats in the Bailiwick. This is a citizen science project in association with British Trust Ornithology, Biodiversity partnership and Société. Click on the bat to find out how to book out a bat detector kit....
Guernsey Conservation volunteers are busy pulling up the sour fig which is destroying our natural flora. See ITV report here: ...
The junior section of société are offering an ornithology walk at L'Eree. Date: Thursday 15th April Time 9.0o-11.00 Here is the information from the website: The Education Team are delighted to offer our junior membership a bird walk at L’Eree on Thursday 15th April at 9:00-11:00am We will visit the...
Ben from Guernsey Seaweed did a seaweed forage at Port Soif on Saturday. All the seaweed we saw there is edible ( but with varying tastes!) A delicious truffle taste was pepper dulse. I have got some seaweed hand sanitiser as well. I will be using seaweed...
This is a gentle walk from Saumarez Park to Cobo and back. Perfect for youngsters and great for a sunny Spring or Summer day. It takes just over an hour at an average pace. It can be found on the Saumarez Park blog or you can...