The photographs will be used by the Biological Record Centre to keep track of what our wildlife is up to.
“It’s simple when you are out on a walk, have a look around – take a snapshot of what our wildlife is up to and send it to us.”
We’re being asked to utilise our time exercising by looking out for wildlife to take a snap of.
Pictured: Laura Bampton submitted this picture of a dolphin around Guernsey’s coast.
The photographs will create a visual gallery and be collated by the Biological Records Centre. It’s important to record what even the common animals are doing, including robins and gulls.
Pictured: Bailiwick beasties can also be submitted, like this photo by Stace Blondel.
All you need to do to get involved is send your photographs to communications@societe.org.gg.
You must include the following information:
All the entries must be received by 28 February and the gallery will be revealed online on 8 March.
We’re reminded to always be respectful when taking photographs of nature and to follow States of Guernsey guidance when outside.
Pictured top (credit): Laura Bampton.
