The Rotary Club of Jersey is offering hands-on assistance to an environmental restoration project in St Ouen’s Bay With a vision for environmental enhancement, the

We continue our series of article in Jèrriais – Jersey’s own traditional native language. The ‘frouque’ in question is a digging fork, rather than a

While Islanders might be enjoying the unseasonably warm weather, the early spring sunshine could be a problem for plants and pollinators. New research has revealed

Celebrate the positive power of plants with the Royal Horticultural Society’s new initiative, Grow Well – an opportunity to join growers across the UK as

Conservation areas have existed in the UK for decades. The concept came into effect in 1967 with a new law designed to protect areas of

Seagrass-friendly moorings, eco-engineered tiles, and a new ‘carbon pass’ app are some of the initiatives outlined in the Ports of Jersey’s ‘Planet and People Plan’

By Caroline Spencer More than 200 fruit bushes are being planted by Jersey’s largest community horticultural project this week.  Nearly half of them were planted

We continue our series of article in Jèrriais – Jersey’s own traditional native language. The ‘frouque’ in question is a digging fork, rather than a

Celebrate the spring equinox with a dawn chorus tour; help Jersey’s community field flourish; or learn how to make your savings more sustainable – these

The 45 miles of coastline around Jersey is a marine marvel. The northwest shore boasts the greatest diversity of seaweed in the British Isles. On

The Kennel Club of Jersey team of Crufts Qualifiers return to the World’s biggest Dog Show. By the club’s chairman, Helen Lester Pictured front row.

With spring on the way, Jersey’s iconic green lizards will start to re-emerge from their underground burrows after months in hibernation. Take a walk along