Who's heard of a Hairy-footed Flower Bee? This is one of our favourite little bees! #islandpollinators #bees #wildislands #wildpollinators #pollinatorsgreatandsmall

Meet the majestic Hummingbird Hawk-Moth, another star of the show... Meet the rest of our stars at the premiere of Pollinators Great and Small. #pollinators #islandpollinators #pollinatorsgreatandsmall #wildlife #wildislands

Please vote for our film Island Pollinators for this years insurance corporation conservation awards 👇 Island Pollinators celebrates the vital but often overlooked role of bees, hoverflies, butterflies, and other pollinators across island ecosystems. zurl.co/rbmRd

Please vote for our film Island Pollinators for this years insurance corporation conservation awards 👇 Island Pollinators celebrates the vital but often overlooked role of bees, hoverflies, butterflies, and other pollinators across island ecosystems. insurancecorporation.com/community/gu...

Brilliantly captured by Matthew Stockreither this turtle gracefully rides the waves...

Who knew sea slugs produced ink?! #seaslugs #marinelife #intertidalzone #oceans #wildislands

Here are some photos from our interview with Piers Sangan. Piers explains how trained bat handlers supported the Bailiwick Bat Survey and why their work matters. #bats #batconservation #wildislands #guernsey #guernseywildlife #natureguernsey

Solitary bees don’t live in hives — they nest alone, often in hollow stems or holes in wood. Bee hotels give these vital pollinators a safe place to rest and raise their young. No stings, no swarms — just hard-working, gentle creatures helping your garden thrive.

Piers Sangan is an inspiring ecologist and educator. While the Bailiwick Bat Survey wrapped last year, hundreds of islanders joined in to help track our bat species. Piers explains how trained bat handlers supported the survey and why their work matters. youtu.be/m3kxBuNiDn8

We've been busy recording a delightful conversation between Liz Sweet and Dr Miranda Bane about all things pollinators, island wildlife and nature connection! All will be revelled soon... #wildislands #wilderness #guernsey #guernseypollinators #pollinatorproject

Worth a watch this #earthday

Guillemot's of Sark from Sue Daly's Wild Islands. Sue Daly is an award-winning wildlife filmmaker and photographer born in Shropshire.

Every spring, the skies above Alderney shift. Thousands of northern gannets return to the Channel Islands, not because they live here year-round, but to nest — cramming themselves onto the sheer cliffs of Les Étacs and Ortac just off the island’s west coast.

A slice of Spring... Who else is looking forward to summer?

Liz and Matt rescue a sea-slug - latest YouTube video just dropped. zurl.co/VqxGX #allthingswild #wildislands #guernsey #guernseylife

Deep Breath colours... We absolutely love the oceans and landscapes of São Miguel. Stunning forests, coastlines and wilderness!

Snorkelling is one of the simplest ways to connect with the ocean. With just a mask, snorkel, and fins, you can float on the surface and peer into a hidden world teeming with life. It’s accessible, peaceful, and often unexpectedly awe-inspiring.

the wild island of Sark... It was dreamy filming in Sark last year for island pollinators, we can't wait to share more from this film soon! #wildislands #islandpollinators

The most tranquil coastline in the Channel Islands... Sark is a car-free island where dramatic cliffs, quiet coves, and winding paths lead you to some of the most peaceful ocean views you'll ever find.

Sunday watch... Deep Breath. Exploring our connection to nature. zurl.co/sDEhl #wildislands #wilderness #nature #oceans #ocean

The gannets are back in Alderney... Thousands of wings slicing through the wind, bringing noise, energy, and life back to the cliffs. One of Britain’s most important seabird colonies is officially open for the season. #Gannets #Alderney #Seabirds #WildlifeReturns #SpringMigration #NatureWatch

You know where this is, right? The Fairy Ring – or Table des Pions – looks like something from folklore. A circle of stones etched into the grass near Fort Pezeries in Torteval, with a low mound at its centre.

Liz Sweet talking about... Gannets. Watching seabirds is a pretty good way to spot dolphins, so when your looking out to sea always follow the birds! #wildislands #gannet #birds #seabirds #dolphins

Here's Liz talking about dolphin spotting in Guernsey — sharing when to head out, where to look, and what makes seeing these wild animals so special. Full video on youtube. #wildislands #guernsey #dolphinspotting

You know you want to... Dolphin Spotting with Liz Sweet. @theguernseyscientist is one heck of an enthusiastic oceanographer, this video she explains how we look for dolphins around Guernsey from Fort Doyle. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qpg8...

This time last year we were treated to the most epic sight... a large pod of bottlenose dolphins passing by Guernsey. This was more dolphins than we've seen in one group to date. #wildislands #dolphins #bottlenosedolphins #guernsey #islands

Who's looking forward to summer trips to Herm? Remember to always take a look out to sea while your on your way, you'll be amazed at what you might spot 👀 #herm #guernsey #channelislands #wildlife #wildguernsey #wilderness

Hello Bluesky! We've had some fantastic low tides this weekend, a great opportunity for to explore the intertidal zone and seagrass meadows... Heres a video explainer of our local seagrass www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLsW...

Looking for a new way to get stuck into marine conservation? 🌊 We've picked out a few UK-based volunteering and internship opportunities just for you... If you are interested in one of these roles, please head to the website noted on each slide to find out more. 🦑🦤🌍🧪

Here’s to a year filled with wonder, purpose, and hope—for our oceans and for all of us.

We're back! We've been rather busy these past few months but we would love some feedback from you wonderful people... Take a moment to explore 'Deep Breath' on our website and let us know what you think ━ from one ocean lover to another. www.youtube.com/watch?v=baGQ...