Nature reserves, wildlife sites and nature trails.
Eleven businesses offer nature reserves and trails, with seven dedicated to this work, and the remaining four offering it as a main trade. Alderney has three such sites, including Longis Nature Reserve, the island's largest. Le Catioroc & Lihou Island, established in 1960, is the earliest founded among the dated members. —
St Saviour·Attraction·Est. 2001
A 3km circular nature trail around St Saviour's Reservoir, managed by Guernsey Water, is a dedicated nature reserve.
Nature reserve site · Reservoir nature trail
From their website
Nature walking
Alderney·Attraction·Est. 2003
Alderney's largest nature reserve, managed by the Alderney Wildlife Trust, offers bird hides, picnic areas and wildlife watching.
Nature reserve management
ServicesWalking · Picnic area · Accessible facilities
From their website
Birdwatching
Also Wildlife & habitat conservation · Headlands, bays & coastline
Vale·Attraction·Est. 2004
✦Bought at auction by anonymous islanders (2004)
This tidal islet in the Vale is managed by the National Trust of Guernsey as a dedicated nature reserve.
Nature reserve site · Nature reserve management
Also Headlands, bays & coastline · Wildlife watching & birding · Wildlife & habitat conservation
Alderney·Attraction·Est. 2002
This conservation charity is dedicated to managing Alderney's nature reserves and habitats for wildlife preservation.
Nature reserve management
Also Wildlife & habitat conservation · Wildlife & nature tours · Boat tours
St Andrew·Attraction
This National Trust of Guernsey site is a free wild orchid meadow and woodland, managed as a nature reserve.
Nature reserve management
St Martin·Attraction·Est. 1971
This free-access sloping meadow in St Martin is known for its spring daffodils and natural setting.
Alderney·Attraction
This free, wheelchair-accessible bird hide is located within Alderney's Longis Nature Reserve, open year-round.
St Peter Port·Government Service
The States Parks & Gardens department manages and maintains public nature trails and green spaces across Guernsey.
Nature trail management
Vale·Attraction
This National Trust property is an emerging nature reserve on the Chouet peninsula, offering a natural environment.
CredentialsLa Societe Guernesiaise
Also Wildlife & habitat conservation · Headlands, bays & coastline · Heritage sites & visitor heritage
St Saviour·Attraction
✦Benedictine priory ruins (1114)
36-acre tidal island
A National Trust of Guernsey coastal property, it includes a 36-acre tidal island with nature trails.
Torteval·Attraction·Est. 1960
Pleinmont Headland is a natural area in Torteval, providing a setting for coastal walks and wildlife observation.
Other capabilities nearby in the graph — the count is how many businesses do each.