The Development and Planning Authority has approved a three year renovation project for the Little Chapel.

Guernsey's Little Chapel garden plans approved

Longue Hougue waste centre is now recycling plasterboard

Plasterboard recycling starts at Longue Hougue

Brown, scorched looking, leaves surrounded by greenery

A disease that kills the shoots of apple, pear and hawthorn trees has been found in Guernsey. 

Fireblight disease arrives in Guernsey

Guernsey States say more infrastructure is needed to support greener travel on the island. One politician welcomed the news that the UK government is investing £2 billion into active travel and hopes a similar commitment can be made in Guernsey. 

More infrastructure needed in Guernsey to support green travel

A new way of monitoring bats is being piloted in Jersey

New way of monitoring bats trialed in Jersey

Le Chemin des Moulins is to be closed to through traffic in the hope of making it easier for cyclists and walkers and support islanders' well-being.  

Waterworks Valley closed to through traffic on Sundays

Sea lettuce drone shot and the owner of Nude Food

The owner of Nude Food has applied for a licence to enable her to clear the seaweed herself, rather than wait for government action.

Beach cafe owner takes on sea lettuce war in Jersey

Results from post-mortem tests and assessment of the bird's stomach show it was killed by professional-grade chemicals. It was found dead in June.  The States Veterinary Office has also reported that another bird of prey has been found dead this week. 

Fifth peregrine falcon killed by pesticides in Guernsey

The work, which has been approved by Jersey's planning department, is the latest construction projects in the area aimed at protecting Beaumont from repeated coastal flooding. 

Beaumont seawall to be raised to try to limit flooding

The scheme is backing Visit Jersey's 'Rediscover Home' campaign to inspire people to explore some of the best places in the island.

Islanders asked for pictures of Jersey beauty spots to help businesses

Police say discarded rubbish, broken glass and vandalism have increased in the area lately, as well as disturbance to local residents.  To try and combat this, it will be shut off to the public between 9pm and 5am each night.

Anti-social behaviour and vandalism close Jersey's Portelet Common

People across the Channel Islands are being asked to carry out short insect counts, to help protect our pollinators of the future.

Islanders asked to help our bugs this summer

A drawing of the plan to put a zebra crossing on St John's Road.

The crossing is part of the governments ‘Safer Routes to School’ initiative and will be installed in the second half of the summer holidays.

'Safer Routes to School': Zebra crossing put on St John's Road in Jersey

Today, the group known as The Red Rebels turned out in St Helier to raise awareness of how car travel impacts the environment.

Climate activities show support for limiting traffic on Jersey's green lanes

Schools have seen a sharp rise in the number of children getting on their bikes - with one reporting 50% of pupils cycling to school.

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