Our corporate offerings at La Société cater to a diverse array of interests through our Sections and Projects, providing meaningful opportunities for businesses to engage with our mission.
Partnering with La Société is an excellent way for businesses to strengthen team bonds, engage in hands-on habitat management, and contribute significantly to conservation efforts—all while enjoying the beauty of our natural reserves.
We also encourage corporate groups to dedicate a portion of their social responsibility hours to support our projects. For more details on how your business can make a real difference, please contact ecl@societe.org.gg
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Become one of our ‘Charitable Environmental Partners’.
100+ years experience
We have a vast knowledge and experience in looking after Guernsey’s natural environment.
Inclusive
Due to the wide variety of offerings, we have something for everyone.
Team Building
Our events help to build team work through our fun and meaningful events.
Mental and Physical Health
Our outdoor events will make you feel great both on the inside and outside!
Habitat Restoration
Engage in the crucial management of La Société’s 24 nature reserves to preserve the island’s biodiversity. Activities vary seasonally, including tree care in winter and maintenance and management.
- Activities: Raking, vegetation cutting, non-native species removal, reed bed cutting, tree guard removal, and bramble cutting.
- Availability: Year-round
- Participants: 4-20
Invasive Species Removal
Participate in the removal of the invasive plants, which threatens native grasslands on Guernsey’s coasts. This effort helps restore vital habitats for local wildlife and supports biodiversity.
- Impact: Helps maintain the balance of coastal ecosystems by removing a species that outcompetes native flora.
- Availability: Year-round
- Participants: 6-20
Wildlife Surveys
Contribute to the preservation of local wildlife through data collection, which informs better management practices and policy advice. Data collected supports the Guernsey Biological Records Centre and enhances local conservation efforts.
- Surveys Include: General wildlife.
- Availability: Year-round
- Participants: 4-20
Cetacean Survey: Dolphins and Whales
Monitor marine life to understand the habits of cetaceans, helping mitigate environmental pressures such as vessel disturbance and pollution. This data assists in protecting these species by informing safer marine practices.
- Availability: Year-round
- Participants: 4-8
Crab Survey
Engage in citizen science by documenting crab populations in Guernsey. This survey provides insights into population health and dynamics, which are crucial for assessing the impact of human activities and environmental changes on marine life.
- Availability: Year-round
- Participants: 4-15
Rock Pooling
Your chance to help discover what species are thriving in and around our ever-changing seashores. Rock pooling is a great way to discover more about our marine environments and observe changes. The data gathered can help us understand how our seashores are being impacted by threats such as climate change, invasive non-native species or disturbance.
Participants have the opportunity to discover a variety of marine species like crabs, starfish, and sea anemones, gaining insight into the resilience and diversity of life just below the surface.
- Impact: The data collected during rockpooling helps monitor the health of marine environments and assess impacts from climate change, invasive species, and human disturbances. This information is vital for conservation efforts and educational outreach.
- Activities: Identifying and cataloging marine life, understanding tidal ecosystems, and data recording.
- Availability: Year-round
- Participants: 4-20
Beach Cleaning Initiative
Participate in beach clean-ups to maintain the cleanliness and health of Guernsey’s beaches, which are vital for local heritage, tourism, ecosystem stability, and community well-being. These activities help prevent pollution from affecting marine life and ultimately humans through the food chain.
- Impact: Beach cleaning not only enhances the aesthetic and recreational value of the beaches but also protects the habitat of local wildlife, especially seabirds, which can be harmed by marine litter. The removal of trash, including potentially harmful plastics, contributes to safer, cleaner habitats for all species.
- Activities: Collecting litter, sorting recyclables, and raising awareness about the impacts of marine debris.
- Availability: Year-round
- Participants: 4-20
