Island hosts inter-island environment summit
The annual event brings together delegates to share ideas and develop joint projects.
Environmental experts, conservation groups, and businesses from across the British Isles and France convened in Guernsey for the 26th Inter-Island Environment Meeting. The annual event, coordinated by the Guernsey Nature Commission, brought together delegates to exchange ideas and develop joint projects aimed at preserving the natural environment.
This year's theme, "Nature for the Next Generation," featured talks on topics ranging from seabird restoration to citizen science projects. A special Sixth Form Environment Meeting provided young people with the opportunity to present environmental issues and contribute ideas for the future, which will be incorporated into Guernsey's upcoming Marine Spatial Plan discussions.
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