Guernsey Biological Records Centre

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About

Guernsey Biological Records Centre collects, manages and shares information about all aspects of Guernsey’s wildlife, ecology and natural environment. The core service of the GBRC is to collate, process, store and distribute biological records for the Bailiwick of Guernsey. It provides data services to support the monitoring and protection of biodiversity and to act as an evidence-base for land, marine, and freshwater management. —

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Quick facts

Legal form
Partnership
Established
2003 (inferred from the source page) · 23 years
Coverage
Guernsey and Herm, and associated territorial water
Industries served
Education
Specialises in
Marine Management Data, Support Education, Share Information About Guernsey S Wildlife, Provide Evidence Base For Marine Management, Providing Evidence Base For Decision Making, Biodiversity Protection

Services offered

  • Record submission and data requests by email pending an online submission portal under construction
  • Collates, processes, stores and distributes biological records for the Bailiwick of Guernsey
  • Submitted records are checked by the centre's volunteer expert verifiers
  • Publishes the Red Data Book for Guernsey (2020)

Credentials

Memberships & accreditations

  • CiRecord Partnership, with Alderney Biodiversity Centre, Jersey Biodiversity Centre and La Société Sercquaise

Contact

Address
Guernsey Biological Records Centre, Lisia House, Rue à Chiens, Guernsey GY2 4AE, Guernsey

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