Guernsey Nature Commission LBG
St Sampson
About
Guernsey Nature Commission LBG aims to enhance the island's natural environment within a generation. The organisation raises awareness of the importance of Guernsey's natural environment and how to take care of it, working to protect the island’s wildlife and help people connect with nature. Jessi Jennings is the CEO of the Nature Commission, which is a team of seven. The Nature Commission manages and operates the Guernsey Biological Records Centre on behalf of the States of Guernsey as of 2025. —
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Specialises in
Nature conservation and biodiversity; works with government, third sector, business and community (inferred from the source page)
People1
- Jessi Jennings — CEO
Services offered
- Manages the Strategy for Nature Fund grant scheme jointly with States of Guernsey ACLMS
- State of Nature reporting for Guernsey and Herm (first report, State of Nature 2024)
- Organises an annual BioBlitz with local experts
Contact
- Phone
- +44 1481 763271
- Website
- www.naturecommission.gg
- Address
- Lisia House, Rue à Chiens, St. Sampson, GY2 4AE, Guernsey
Location
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