Tuesday 16 February: Jennifer Rendell will present “Who’s that in the garden?” – interesting research on some familiar plants, who they’re named after and
The National Trust for Jersey and Jersey Heritage invite your company to join them in a ‘Wandering Wassail’ at Hamptonne and
SAVILLS, the international estate agency, are holding a seminar a ‘Rural conference’ in Jersey on 9 February. Its theme is ‘The Land Bank: the scale
AFTER a year’s break, the hugely successful Skipton Open Studios makes its long awaited return with partner sponsor Skipton International. Now in
VOLUNTEERS have helped make a significant improvement to the condition of wildlife habitats in Jersey. A combination of Community Service volunteers, school groups,
UNSEASONABLY warm weather has encouraged Jersey’s outdoor daffodils to start flowering, now prompting growers to start picking the familiar trumpet-shaped flowers nearly a month earlier
The National Trust for Jersey Media Release 30th November 2015 Continued Restoration at Plémont – Tree Planting IT’S a
Inspired by a Jamie Oliver campaign, three Island egg producers, who are Genuine Jersey Members, have joined forces to sell small eggs that are
The Jersey Scientific Exploration Society is a non-profit making organisation, founded by Jersey’s eminent explorer, Colonel John Blashford Snell, OBE. Currently (December 2015), the Society
A BOOK about that well-publicised hoard of ancient treasure, found in a field in Grouville, has been written by the two metal detectorists who discovered
NOW is the time to apply for States-funded grants to improve Jersey’s countryside particularly if proposed projects involve improving the quality of Island’s water resources.
The Minister for Planning and Environment, Deputy Steve Luce, gave this speech at the Jersey Farming Conference 2015. ‘Thank you Mr. Chairman and can I add
