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 you can
register with the Jersey Biodiversity Centre to record wildlife that you see. Once you've set up your account you can add records one by one or by adding a list of records or by importing records from a file.
The record should contain:
- species name
- how many
- location or habitat
- date seen
- your name
If you do not want to set up an account you can still make a casual recording for an individual a species of plant or wild animal. You can do this using the Jersey Biodiversity Centre casual records form.
Email The Jersey Biodiversity Centre
Marine mammal sightings
Marine mammal data collating is carried out by The Jersey Biodiversity Centre. You can report a wildlife sighting on The Jersey Biodiversity Centre website.
Find out more about protecting and monitoring marine life, including:
- dolphins
- porpoises
- 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’.
Find out more on the
butterfly monitoring scheme.