Nature reserves & trails

A dedicated nature trail around St Saviour's Reservoir, established by Guernsey Water, offers wildlife observation and outdoor learning.

Alderney's largest nature reserve, managed by the Alderney Wildlife Trust, offers bird hides, picnic areas and wildlife watching.

This conservation charity is dedicated to managing Alderney's nature reserves and habitats for wildlife preservation.

This tidal islet in the Vale is managed by the National Trust of Guernsey as a dedicated nature reserve.

This St Martin coastal headland is a nature reserve, managed by the National Trust of Guernsey since 1971.

This National Trust of Guernsey site is a free wild orchid meadow and woodland, managed as a nature reserve.

This free, wheelchair-accessible bird hide is located within Alderney's 105-hectare Longis Nature Reserve, managed by the Alderney Wildlife Trust.

The States Parks & Gardens department manages public nature trails and green spaces, including Candie Gardens and Saumarez Park.

This National Trust property is an emerging nature reserve on the Chouet peninsula, offering a natural environment.

A National Trust of Guernsey coastal property, it includes a 36-acre tidal island with nature trails.

Pleinmont Headland is a natural area in Torteval, providing a setting for coastal walks and wildlife observation.

Nature conservation group founded in 1882, encouraging the study of the Bailiwick's history, natural history, geography, and geology in St Peter Port.

Site where Guernsey Water staff offer talks for schools and groups about water treatment, and features the 3km Millennium Walk, opened in 2001, in St Saviour.