Environmental talks to focus on coastal wetlands and shipwreck
TWO environmental groups are hosting a free event at the end of the month to discuss wetlands, wildlife photography, seal populations and a shipwreck.“Introducing Jersey’s Wetlands” […]
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TWO environmental groups are hosting a free event at the end of the month to discuss wetlands, wildlife photography, seal populations and a shipwreck.“Introducing Jersey’s Wetlands” […]
IF you go down to the lido today you could be in for a big surprise...While the tidal pool at Havre des Pas is a favourite of the Island’s sea swimmers, it is, it seems, equally popular among the inhabitants of our marine environment.The abundance ...
ISLANDERS are being asked to document sightings of seals as part of an inter-island study to better understand the species’ life cycles in local waters.Jersey Marine Conservation volunteers are among those conducting regular surveys looking at seal...
A fisherman caught a rare blue crustacean three miles south of Jersey.
Mar 17, 2021 ISLANDERS are being urged to respect wildlife at Jersey’s reefs during what is expected to be a busy boating season this year. The Ecréhous. Picture JON GUEGAN. (30434649) Following a boost in sales of vessels throughout the pandemic, Jersey’s waters could see a rise in boating activity this summer – particularly as international travel options are likely to remain limited. Kevin McIlwee, chairman of Jersey Marine Conservation, is reminding Islanders that marine wildlife can be seriously affected by continuous disturbances. He is asking boat owners to remain cautious and b...