St Peter Port
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Oldest nature conservation group · of 12 with a recorded founding year
Similar to UK Wildlife Trusts but extends into history, archaeology and astronomy; managed the Guernsey Biological Records Centre 2003-2023; orchid fields considered some of the best in the British Isles (inferred from the source page)
La Société Guernesiaise is a nature conservation group in St Peter Port. (inferred from the source page) The organisation was founded in 1882 to encourage the study of the history, natural history, geography and geology of the Bailiwick of Guernsey. It also works for the conservation of the Bailiwick's natural environment and the preservation of its historic buildings and monuments. La Société owns 24 nature reserves in Guernsey and cares for an additional 31 hectares of land. —
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Wildlife conservation, habitat protection and ecological / environmental management.
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Environmental offsetting (inferred from the source page) · Nature reserve management (inferred from the source page) · Environmental advisory services (inferred from the source page) · Biological records
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Last checked 15 May 2026·societe.org.gg
Other businesses under La Société Guernesiaise, across all of Island Graph.
Environment Guernsey Ltd is an environmental consultancy and management company, a subsidiary of La Société Guernesiaise, providing ecological surveys and advice on tree planting.
Family History Section of La Société Guernesiaise is an organisation established in 1987 dedicated to supporting family history research on Guernsey, with about 200 members worldwide.
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