Nature Conservation Groups

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

Registered charity established in 1996, conserving the natural environment through hands-on volunteer work parties across the Bailiwick.

Charitable offshoot of Queux Plant Centre, providing environmental, social and economic benefits through allergy-friendly planting and education.

Environmental consultancy and management company, a subsidiary of La Société Guernesiaise, providing ecological surveys and advice on tree planting.

Nature conservation group that began as a grassroots litter-picking campaign, and whose success led to the formal establishment of The Clean Earth Trust in 2018.

Conservation charity on Alderney, one of 46 Wildlife Trusts across the British Isles, protecting the island's wildlife and environment.

CiRecord Partnership member that collects, manages, and shares information on Guernsey’s wildlife, ecology, and natural environment.

Charity that plants over 1000 native and naturalised trees and hedge plants annually across Guernsey, inviting landowners to apply for planting schemes.

Nature conservation organisation focused on reducing plastic use and its impact on the environment.

Organisation offering bird watching tours and educational walks, including on Alderney.

St Martin charity established in 2018 to limit human impact on the environment, running beach cleans, clothes swaps, and a litter picker lending scheme.

Conservation organisation established in 2017 to promote the conservation of naturally occurring pollinating insects and their ecosystems in the Bailiwick.

Registered charity working to enhance the island's natural environment within a generation, managing the Strategy for Nature Fund grant scheme and organising an annual BioBlitz.