30 bait stations - made up of a jar full of sugary bait - will be set up in the gardens of volunteers to track the movement of the hornets across the island.

Guernsey's Asian Hornet hunters try new tactic to locate nests

The Neowise Comet pictured over Grosnez Castle in Jersey

Our presenter James Webster is waiting for a clear night to head out to go cloud and comet spotting.

BLOG: The light show in the night sky

Dr Lesley Dickie says the pandemic must not be framed only as a public health crisis, but an environmental one as well.

'We mustn't let the world go back to normal': Zoo boss calls for change

With all but essential staff working from home and children out of school, Guernsey Electricity have reported a reduction in electric use.

Electricity usage in Guernsey drops 10% following lockdown

Seaweed from Guernsey is now being used to make government approved hand sanitiser.

Seaweed sanitiser being made to help Guernsey healthcare

Jersey is set to spend £198 million on sea defences to protect the coastline.


£198 million to be spent on Jersey sea defences

Seagrass from Alderney has been donated to Swansea University as part of a new environmental project. 


Alderney seagrass planted in Wales

Scientists in Guernsey are asking the public to record sightings of dolphins and take photos to help them build a dolphin database

Record your dolphin sightings to help build ID database

It comes after Jersey's States Assembly's decision to declare a climate emergency.

Carbon neutral strategy to be written by the end of the year

Guernsey States has approved a law that means for the first time, specialists can now prescribe herbal cannabis for medicinal use. 

Cannabis prescriptions given go ahead in Guernsey

Track a Gannet is a project run by the Alderney Wildlife Trust which allows the public to see the movement of the birds.


Alderney's gannets tagged to see how far they fly

Ian Goodwin has mesothelioma and is starting a support group for other islanders with the disease.

Guernseyman wants States to support islanders with asbestos related cancer

Public consultations on the Shoreline Management Plan which is looking at how to limit the effects of rising sea levels in Jersey. 

Views sought on government's climate change plan

Senator Lyndon Farnham attended a medicinal cannabis conference in London earlier this week

Minister expects medicinal cannabis cultivation to start next year

The BioBlitz will involve a bird walk, moth trapping, a tree trail and pond dipping.

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