Local wildlife and natural-environment conservation groups.
From their website
Conservation environment society · Rural tree planting schemes · Urban tree planting schemes · School visits · Tree walks · Hedge planting · Environmental education
St Peter Port
Standout
Active since 1935
Originally founded in 1935 as The Guernsey Society For The Men Of The Trees, rebranded to Guernsey Trees for Life
Guernsey Trees for Life (GTFL) is an unincorporated environmental charity registered as CH301, founded in 1935 and patronised by the Lieutenant-Governor. It plants over 1,000 native and naturalised trees and hedges annually, running rural and urban planting schemes, school visits, tree walks, and environmental education. Principal benefactor is Channel Islands Fuels Limited; membership is open to individuals and families. —
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Local wildlife and natural-environment conservation groups.
From their website
Conservation environment society · Rural tree planting schemes · Urban tree planting schemes · School visits · Tree walks · Hedge planting · Environmental education
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Conservation & education charity — among first in UK to receive LOtC Quality Badge
Charity for hands-on environmental conservation and habitat restoration
Conservation charity established 1882 — first environmental offsetting project in the island
Conservation charity & tour operator — the only wildlife trust in the Channel Islands
Archaeological research and excavation on Alderney; registered charity CH653
Community litter-picking and beach clean events — part of The Clean Earth Trust (CH592) since 2018.