Nature Conservation Groups

Learned society and conservation charity founded in 1882, dedicated to the study and protection of the Bailiwick's natural history, heritage, and environment.

Charitable conservation and education project supplying free native trees to parishes and running allergy-friendly planting workshops.

Guernsey Conservation Volunteers (GCV) is a registered charity running hands-on conservation work parties to protect the island's natural environment since 1996.

Conservation charity managing Alderney's wildlife, nature reserves, and habitat, with guided tours and ecological services.

Interest society and social members' club, established in 1972 with approximately 60 members, that runs the David Le Conte Astronomical Observatory.

Volunteer-run environmental charity established in 1935, planting over 1,000 native trees and hedges annually across Guernsey.

Community charity, founded in 2018, working to reduce single-use plastic through education, beach cleans, and campaigns.

Organisation that collects, manages, and shares information about Guernsey’s wildlife, ecology, and natural environment.

Charity (CH679) specialising in nature conservation and biodiversity, working to enhance the island's natural environment within a generation.

Guernsey charity (CH653) conducting archaeological research, excavations, and surveys in Alderney, established in 2021 with an all-volunteer team including Dr Phil de Jersey MA FSA as Chair.

Community litter-picking and environmental awareness campaign, operating as a programme of The Clean Earth Trust.

Registered charity promoting the conservation of naturally occurring pollinating insects and their ecosystems across the Bailiwick of Guernsey, including Alderney, Sark, and Herm.

The local volunteer branch of the RSPB, running wildlife walks, talks, and conservation activities across the Bailiwick.

Charity, founded in May 2002, that campaigns for improved streets and public spaces for people on foot and maintains an off-road pathway serving the Baubigny Schools.

Provider of guided walks focusing on wild food foraging, inland and along the seashore, and bushcraft and wood-crafting workshops.