Nature reserves & wildlife

The 20th accredited bird observatory in the British Isles, established in 2016 and specialising in wildlife conservation and birding on Alderney.

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

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

Alderney's largest nature reserve, covering 105 hectares of diverse habitats managed by the Alderney Wildlife Trust since 2003.

Independent heritage charity preserving the island's natural beauty, historic buildings, and open spaces since 1960.

Heritage site and emerging nature reserve on the Chouet peninsula in Vale, managed by the National Trust of Guernsey.

National Trust of Guernsey coastal property featuring megalithic, military and monastic heritage including Benedictine priory ruins dating from 1114, walking trails, and a 36-acre tidal island.

Tidal islet nature reserve in Vale, managed by the National Trust of Guernsey and accessible only at low spring tides.

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

Coastal headland and nature reserve in St Martin, gifted to the National Trust of Guernsey in 1971 and offering free access to cliff path connections.

Free-to-visit coastal headland in Torteval with WWII fortifications, the La Table des Pions stone circle, and panoramic views to Les Hanois lighthouse, Lihou Island, Jersey and France.

Guernsey environmental charity running beach cleans, a Repair Cafe, and community recycling programmes since 2018.

Free wild orchid meadow and woodland trail in the Talbot Valley, managed by the National Trust of Guernsey.

States Parks & Gardens manages over 30 public parks, gardens, playgrounds, and nature trails across Guernsey, including Saumarez Park and Candie Gardens.

3km circular nature trail around St Saviour's Reservoir, established in 2001 by Guernsey Water, offering wildlife observation and an outdoor learning area.

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

Free, wheelchair-accessible bird hide in Alderney's 105-hectare Longis Nature Reserve, managed by the Alderney Wildlife Trust and offering views of waterfowl, songbirds, and migrants.