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Invasive Species Lunch & Learn

Guernsey Conservation Volunteers have been helping to conserve Guernsey's natural environment since 1996. They work on many beautiful sites and nature reserves around the island to maintain and enhance the biodiversity of the area. Book this session to learn how they undertake practical conservation activities, educate volunteers, and promote enjoyment and the health benefits of being outdoors.

Overview

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The Guernsey Conservation Volunteers have been helping to conserve Guernsey’s natural environment since 1996. We work on many beautiful sites and nature reserves around the island to maintain and enhance the biodiversity of the area. 

GCV aims, which support Guernsey’s Strategy for Nature, are as follows:

  • To increase public awareness of Guernsey’s diminishing natural environment
  • To provide a resource for the implementation of projects which create, enhance or protect sites of nature conservation importance
  • To promote and undertake practical conservation activities, through volunteers, for the benefit of the community
  • To educate volunteers and the wider public in the principles and practice of conservation
  • To promote enjoyment and healthy benefits of the outdoors

For more information visit:

Guernsey Conservation Volunteers | Helping conserve Guernsey's natural environment

Format and content

Spend a lunchtime learning about the invasive species found in Guernsey on land and how they are being tackled by the Channel Islands first charity to be awarded the King's Award for Voluntary Service.

This session can be delivered at your office, or any other location organised by you. There is no limit to the number of attendees.

Cost

£100 for a one hour educational session for your staff at your offices (or anywhere else organised by you), led by a Guernsey Conservation Volunteers team member.

Outcomes

  • Support for Corporate Social Responsibility Goals: alignment with the company's CSR or ESG commitments through learning participation in community and environmental initiatives
  • Increased environmental awareness: a deeper understanding of invasive species on land, how they impact Guernsey, and what is being done
  • Improved sustainability knowledge: practical insights into how actions, both at work and personally, can support environmental sustainability
  • Empowerment to act: inspiration and tools to make environmentally conscious decisions in their roles and daily lives
  • Enhanced team morale: shared experiences that foster collaboration, purpose, and pride in contributing to positive environmental impact

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