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Report your wildlife sightings

Jersey Biodiversity Centre

The Jersey Biodiversity Centre (JBC) opened in 2013 and is now the main biological records facility in Jersey.

The centre is able to gather data on Jersey's wild plant and animals. If you have a record of a species of plant or wild animal which you think the JBC may want to know about then contact them.

The record should contain:

  • species name
  • how many
  • location/habitat
  • date seen
  • your name

Marine mammal sightings

Marine mammal data collating is carried out by the marine biology section of the Société Jersiaise. If you would like to tell us about a dolphin sighting use the form below.

Report a marine life sighting on Société Jersiaise website
Dolphins, porpoises and basking sharks

Butterfly monitoring scheme

In 2004 the States of Jersey Environment Division launched the Jersey Butterfly Monitoring Scheme (JBMS). The scheme forms part of the division’s integrated monitoring programme for Jersey in order to carry out 'State of the Environment Monitoring’.

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