Jersey Trees News Today

OFFICIALS have moved to reassure Islanders that burning debris in woodland areas will make the sites “more resilient to future storm events” following outrage from parishioners.Thousands […]

By John Pinel IT is always disappointing when personal interest trumps good governance, not least when it happens in politics. Recently, not only have we seen […]

A SOLAR farm that could power over half of the homes in St Mary could be installed in the parish – if plans lodged by Jersey Electricity are approved.The utility company is hoping to set up the electricity-generating panels on fields north of Rue d...

TREE experts have grouped together to rebuild Jersey’s natural environment following Storm Ciarán’s devastation.Environment Minister Jonathan Renouf said that while no formal body had yet been assembled, he had asked officers in the Natural Envi...

Both reservoirs have been closed for more than two weeks due damage caused by Storm Ciarán.

QUEENS Valley and Val de la Mare reservoirs will reopen on Saturday following damage caused by Storm Ciarán.Both reservoirs were closed the day before the storm hit the Island and remained closed for two weeks as uprooted trees made footpaths impas...

ENVIRONMENTALISTS are calling for the biggest tree-planting programme since the Great Storm – using government and private-sector funding – after Storm Ciarán caused widespread destruction across the countryside.Experts want ministers to set up ...

The "scale of devastation" to vegetation after Storm Ciarán is worse than expected, Jersey Water says.

Storm Ciarán update: Schools closed as flood weather warning issued and roofs ripped off homes

RARE and threatened trees have been lost at the Val de la Mare arboretum after being damaged by Storm Ciarán.Jersey Water said it was keeping its public reservoirs – Queens Valley and Val de la Mare – closed