06 May Marvellous Marine Day Out
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20 Apr Botany Walk at Port Soif
It was a clear spring day with no clouds in the blue sky. The wind was a bit nippy though as the temperature was about 12oC. We met at Port Soif kiosk and walked around the nature reserve looking at flowers. It is getting a...
19 Nov Make your own bug hotel
Collect Natural ingredients from outside. Cut up a milk bottle so that one side is missing. Layer up with twigs and leaves at the bottom then larger things on the top.Sarah, Education officer from La Société explains more: ...
11 Nov How will Climate Change affect Guernsey?
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Food and EssentialsClimate change will bring more frequent, more extreme storms. As an island, Guernsey is dependent on both forms of transport to bring in essential supplies such as food. When the boats and the planes can't get in and out, then the shelves the...
30 Oct Guernsey Conservation Volunteers
The Guernsey Conservation Volunteers are a group of people who meet regularly to do hands-on conservation work outdoors on the island of Guernsey. Over the past month the volunteers have cleared bramble, and removed the invasive species sour fig, and cape ivy. Sour Fig (Carpobrotus edulis)FactsCommon...
07 Oct Pollinator Patch
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17 Sep Government House, Guernsey. Celebration and commemoration trees
Government House, Guernsey is 10 acres of elegant parkland and landscaped gardens. There are over 150 mature trees of all varieties including 2 planted by Queen Elizabeth II during her visits in 1989 and 2001, and a number planted to commemorate other Royal visits. The grounds also...
15 Aug 15 minute cities – a more sustainable way to live
What is the 15 minute city initiative?The 15-minute city is defined by its ability to provide access to all human needs by walking or bicycling for a quarter hour or less.It is socioeconomically equitable—those without a car could easily access all their needs. This requirement...
28 Jul How much do you know about food production and climate change?
Section 1: Farmed Animals‘From all the greenhouse gas emissions produced by man, 16 % of this is methane while around a third of that comes from ruminant livestock'Prof. John Wallace, University of Aberdeen, UK source: https://bit.ly/3PJAJYs Farmed animals give off a lot of...