WalkingAutumnThroughFestival Kindly supported by 7 to 11 September DISCOVER • ENJOY • PROTECT
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Nº. Walk Time Bus Meeting Point Grade 1 Wildlife & Wellness walk + Sunrise 6.15am La Crete Quarry car park above Anneport 2 Towers Tides and Turnstones. 10.00am 1 La Rocque Harbour by the telephone box 3 To the East of St Helier and Back 10.30am Les Jongleurs Statue at Snow Hill 4 The Mont-a-L’abbé Landscape 2.00pm 19 Outside the Reception at the Westhill Hotel 5 A Walk around Mourier Valley 2.00pm 7 Sorel Point car park 6 The last hurrah of British military construction 2.00pm 2 Car park at the bottom of Archirondel Hill, next to the Millennium Cross 7 The most important place in Jersey which you never knew about 10.00am 3 Slipway at Rozel Harbour 8 The Elms Wildflower and Folklore Walk 10.15am 7 Meet outside the Pressoir entrance 9 A Walk through Gorey 2.00pm 1 Longbeach car park 10 Forest Bathing/Rewilding 2.30pm 8 By the stile access to the site 11 Wild Food Forage 4.30pm 22 Car park opposite Kempt Tower 12 September Stroll - a Crabbé sunset walk 6.00pm Crabbé car park (past Crabbé Farm) Wednesday 7 September Thursday 8 September 13 Journey to Hamptonne 10.00am 7 Meet in the public car park at St Lawrence 14 Wildflower Walk - Beauport 10.00am 12A Beauport 15 Eastern Wonders 1.30pm 1 Longbeach car park 16 Botany and Butterflies of St Catherine’s Woods 2.00pm 2 St Catherine’s Woods car park (La Masseline reservoir end) Friday 9 September 17 Seigneurs, Surf and Sandpipers 10.00am 22 Car park at Sands (opposite the Wetland Centre) 18 Vikings, Mills and Bunkers 10.00am 8 Le Quetivél Mill Pond Car Park 19 Havre des Pas – A Seafront of a Bygone Era 10.30am Les Jongleurs Statue at Snow Hill – the walk will finish at Howard 20 Portelet Common Wildflower and Folklore Walk 2.00pm 12A Portelet Common car park 21 Forest Bathing/Rewilding 2.00pm 5 Fern Valley 22 Moonlight Walk and Introduction to Stargazing 8.00pm 22 Frances Le Sueur Centre Saturday 10 September 23 A Walk through Gorey 10.00am 1 Longbeach car park 24 Grève de Lecq Wildflower & Folklore Walk 2.00pm 9 Jersey Round Tower car park 25 Forest Bathing/Rewilding 3.30pm 22 Frances Le Sueur Centre Sunday 11 September Key: Easy Moderate Hard visitingbyeventsourallforonlineticketsBook www.nationaltrust.je/events
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Time: 6.15am Meeting Point: La Crete Quarry car park above Anneport
Duration: 1.75 hours/Moderate Walking/ a steep hill up and down, mostly country lanes
Price: FREE for Members; £10 for Non-Members; ESSENTIAL
1 WILDLIFE & WELLNESS WALK + SUNRISE Wednesday 7 September Book tickets online for all our events by visiting www.nationaltrust.je/events
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Taking in the sunrise over the French coast, join Neil and Alli Singleton (Birding Tours Jersey) for a morning stroll. From coastal paths to rural country lanes there is a large variety of wildlife to discover. With spectacular views, a wild flower meadow, Neolithic dolman and Victoria Tower this is a walk not to be missed.
Guides: Neil and Alli Singleton
For the adventurous this walk around the lesser trod streets around the east side of St Helier will reveal all sorts of historical treasures! Away from the town’s central precinct area we can find old theatres; a former swamp; churches and architecturally important terraces of houses and buildings of a bygone time all of which paint a picture of a vibrant St Helier that was very different to that of today. In addition there are some stories of influential people of the time to be heard too. The walk will end at Charing Cross. Why not pop into Lockes Café situated in the Trust property in Pitt Street? Time: 10.30am Meeting Point: Les Jongleurs Statue at Snow Hill Parking: Public car parks in town Duration: 1.45 hours/Moderate walking/1.25 Miles. Guide: Melanie Cavey Price: FREE for Members; £10 for Non-Members; BOOKING ESSENTIAL
Starting and finishing at La Rocque enjoy a circular walk taking in the delightful rural lanes of Grouville and a walk along the beach and find out the fascinating history of this part of the Island. Please wear comfortable shoes that you don’t mind getting wet. Time: 10.00am Meeting Point: La Rocque Harbour by the telephone box Parking: La Rocque Duration: 1.5 hours/Moderate walking Bus Route: 1 Guide: Roger Noel Price: FREE for Members; £10 for Non-Members; BOOKING ESSENTIAL 2 TOWERS TIDES AND TURNSTONES
3 TO THE EAST OF ST HELIER AND BACK Nº. 1 1.25m (2.01km) Book tickets online for all our events by visiting www.nationaltrust.je/events
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THE 2mLANDSCAPEMONT-A-L’ABBÉ (3.2km) Had the British military project begun in the first half of the 19th century been finished, the area between Archirondel and St Catherine’s would been a large harbour and associated naval dockyard, and far different to its peaceful and largely undeveloped character within Jersey’s National Park. On this circular walk, we will explore the project’s surviving features and hear stories from the time, as well as why the harbour was probably doomed to failure.
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Time: 2.00pm Meeting Point: Sorel Point car park Parking: Sorel Point car park Duration: 1.5 hours/Moderate walking Bus Route: 7 Guide: Neil Harvey Price: FREE for Members; £10 for Non-Members; BOOKING ESSENTIAL
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Time: 2.00pm Meeting Point: Car park at the bottom of Archirondel Hill, next to the Millennium Cross Parking: Car park at the bottom of Archirondel Hill, next to the Millennium Cross Duration: 2 to 2.5 hours/Moderate walking; Terrain: coastal paths and some beaches which may be narrow /rough, and public roads, mostly flat with a few moderate climbs/descents. Bus Route: No. 2 Guide: Marc Yates Price: FREE for Members; £10 for Non-Members; BOOKING ESSENTIAL
Time: 2.00pm Meeting Point: Outside the Reception at the Westhill Hotel Parking: Westhill Hotel car park Duration: 2.5 hours - Moderate walking Bus Route: 19 (Stop - Chestnut Lea) (Return Bus either 19 from Chestnut Lea or 5 from the Union Inn)
Guide: Jean Treleven Price: FREE for Members; £10 for Non-Members; BOOKING ESSENTIAL Nº. 19 or 5
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Join National Trust Ranger, Neil Harvey on a wonderful walk through Le Don Paton and Le Don Hodges above Mourier Valley. Learn how the Trust has created its largest and multifaceted conservation project.
The vingtaine of Mont-à-L’Abbé in St Helier, is synonymous with the medieval fief of Bellozanne. Starting at ‘Bellozanne Abbey’ one of the Trust’s more recent acquisitions, this walk continues to Fern Valley, one of the Trusts most beautiful woodlands and ends at a modern dairy farm with medieval origins. Discover the relationship between the landscape and the features you see today. The terrain includes steps, rough paths and green roads.
Join botanist Tina Hull, on a wildflower walk around the National Trust headquarters at The Elms. Learn about the folklore, science, myth and magic of all the wonderful wildflowers you will see on this short stroll. Plants that heal as well as plants that harm. Uneven and wet ground with some steep steps. Wellingtons or waterproof shoes will be best. Not suitable for under 16’s.
Thursday 8 September
Time: 10.00am Meeting Point: Slipway at Rozel Harbour Parking: At the harbour or on the hill Duration: 2.5 hours/Moderate walking/ coastal paths, the beach and public roads with moderate climbs and descents Bus Route: No. 3 Guide: Marc Yates Price: FREE for Members; £10 for Non-Members; BOOKING ESSENTIAL Nº. 3
THE MOST IMPORTANT PLACE IN JERSEY WHICH YOU NEVER KNEW ABOUT – ROZEL, THE MAIN ENTRANCE TO THE ISLAND
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Now a picturesque little fishing harbour, Rozel’s history derives from its geographical position of being Jersey’s closest natural harbour to the Normandy coast. Rozel was fortified as far back as perhaps 3000 years ago. On this circular walk with an archaeology and military theme, we will also explore the area’s unusual geology and the significant British fortifications built and manned during the 18/19th centuries.
8 THE ELMS WILDFLOWER AND FOLKLORE WALK Book tickets online for all our events by visiting www.nationaltrust.je/events
Time: 10.15am Meeting Point: Meet outside the Pressoir entrance. Parking: The Elms Duration: 1 .5 hours/Easy walking Bus Route: 7 and short walk from Bethlehem Chapel Guide: Tina Hull Price: FREE for Members; £10 for Non-Members; BOOKING ESSENTIAL Nº. 7
Meeting Point: Longbeach car park Parking: Longbeach car park Duration: 2 hours/Moderate walking/3 Miles Bus Route: 1 Guide: Roger Noel Price: FREE for Members; £10 for Non-Members; BOOKING ESSENTIAL 3m (4.8km) Nº. 1
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Descend to the Castle, which was once the headquarters of an 18th Century spymaster and Prince, and on to the harbour to hear about harbour life past and present, and stroll along the tracks of the old Jersey Eastern Railway. The guided walk is in the most part a gentle ramble. Although it contains a flight of steep steps, it is possible to bypass these if necessary.
Roger will take you on a time travelling adventure through Jersey History with spectacular views, especially on a clear day. Wander through the medieval village of Gorey, and up to the headland of Mont St Nicholas, to find a hidden 6000 year old megalithic tomb and a 19th Century defensive tower.
Time: 2.00pm
9 A WALK THROUGH GOREY Immerse yourself in a forest bathing experience, where you will slow down and find your own personal connection with the natural world. Even if you consider yourself a nature lover, this experience will open your eyes to a new way of perception... This forest bathing experience will introduce you to practices to bring you closer to the landscapes in and around Jersey and will end with a tea ceremony, and homemade cake.
Enjoy a journey from village to tower and castle and back again. Your guide
Time: 2.30pm
Meeting Point: Grantez: by the stile access to the site Parking: Small gravel car park at Grantez Duration: 2.5 hours/Slow paced walking Bus Route: 8 with a moderate walk from St Ouen’s Village Guide: Amanda Bond Price: FREE for Members; £10 for Non-Members; BOOKING ESSENTIAL Nº. 8
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Time: 4.30pm Meeting Point: Car park opposite Kempt Tower Parking: Car park opposite Kempt Tower Duration: 2 .5 hours/Easy walking Bus Route: No. 22 Guide: Kazz Padidar Price: FREE for Members; £10 for Non-Members – children £5; BOOKING ESSENTIAL Nº. 22 WILD FOOD FORAGE
Join Neil and Alli Singleton (Birding Tours Jersey) for an evening stroll with stops to appreciate all aspects of wildlife along the wild and rugged North Coast. We shall be looking skyward for Marsh Harrier, Buzzard, Kestrel and migrants on their return to warmer climes.
Come and get lost in the wilds of St. Ouen; take in fantastic scenery, encounter local wildlife and learn about the vast variety of wild edible and medicinal plants our unique environment has to offer. Please dress with an eye on the weather and bring along any food and drink you may need.
Time: 6.00pm Meeting Point: Crabbé car park (just past Crabbé Farm) Duration: 2 hours/ Moderate walkuneven cliff paths and country lanes Guides: Neil and Alli Singleton Price: Free for Members; £10 for Non-Members;; BOOKING ESSENTIAL SEPTEMBER STROLLA CRABBÉ SUNSET WALK all our events by visiting www.nationaltrust.je/events
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Time: 10.00am Meeting Point: Beauport car park Duration: 2 hours/Easy walk – some uneven terrain Bus Route: 12A (Poplars Bus Stop and walk through Mont Es Croix Estate) Guide: Tina Hull Price: Free for Members; £10 for Non Members; BOOKING ESSENTIAL WILDFLOWER WALK - BEAUPORT Friday 9 September Nº. 12A www.nationaltrust.je/events
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Time: 10.00am Meeting Point: Meet in the public car park at St Lawrence (next to the church/ graveyard) Duration: 2 hours/ Moderate walkingsome muddy footpaths Bus Route: 7 Guide: Roger Noel Price: Free for Members; £10 for Non Members; BOOKING ESSENTIAL Nº. 7
13 JOURNEY TO HAMPTONNE Join Tina Hull, local botanist, on a wildflower walk around Beauport with its beautiful beach and headland. Learn about the folklore, science, myth and magic of all the wonderful wildflowers you will see on this short stroll. Not suitable for Under 16’s.
Enjoy a circular walk with your guide Roger, taking in Waterworks Valley and Hamptonne the country living museum in the heart of one of the Island’s most beautiful of parishes - St Lawrence. Why not visit the church and enjoy the new gardens before or after your walk?
Guided walk around Grouville Marsh and its environs with the National Trust of Jersey’s Lands Manager. The marsh is not normally open to the public, so this is a rare opportunity to walk around it and to see the work that has taken place, why it is a site of special interest and why it is so important. Time: 1.30pm Meeting Point: Longbeach car park Parking: Longbeach car park Duration: 1.5 hours/Easy walking – Gentle stroll around the marsh Bus Route: 1 Guide: Jon Parkes Price: Free for Members; £10 for Non Members; BOOKING ESSENTIAL 15 EASTERN WONDERS Nº. 1 Book tickets online for all our events by visiting www.nationaltrust.je/events
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Join Alli Singleton (Birding Tours Jersey) for an eye-opening visit to St Catherine’s Woods where we will be concentrating on the wildflowers and butterflies with an emphasis on learning to recognise a few of them. Don’t worry, we shall not be ignoring the birds or any other aspects of Thewildlife!meadow
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Duration: 2 hours/ Moderate walk - uneven woodland paths Bus Route: No. 2 Guide: Alli Singleton Price: FREE for Members; £10 for Non-Members; ESSENTIAL Nº. ST CATHERINE’S visiting
area is still fairly boggy so please ensure you wear waterproof shoes / boots. We will also need to negotiate the stream, so a stick may be handy.
Time: 2.00pm Meeting Point: St Catherine’s Woods car park (La Masseline reservoir end)
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Enjoy a ‘good walk’ along woodland paths and a steep ascent up the valley side, to find evidence of the Vikings. Learn about the importance of mills in Jersey’s history and discover some of the hidden treasures of the German Occupation. There will be the opportunity to go into Quétivel Mill at the end of the walk for those who wish – add 30 mins. The terrain will include a steep hill, lanes, steps and rough paths.
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An interesting and exciting walk around St Ouen’s Bay. Join your guide Roger Noel as he uncovers the history and heritage of this beautiful place. Why not visit the Wetland Centre before or afterwards? Time: 10.00am Meeting Point: Car park at Sands (opposite the Wetland Centre) Parking: Car park at Sands Duration: 1.5 hours/Moderate walking Bus Route: 22 Guide: Roger Noel Price: Free for Members; £10 for Non-Members; BOOKING ESSENTIAL Nº. 22
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Time: 10.00am Meeting Point: Quetivel Mill Pond Parking: At the Mill Pond Duration: 2.5 hours/Moderate walking Bus Route: 8 - stop Victoria Hotel N. Guide: Jean Treleven Price: FREE for Members; £10 for Non-Members; BOOKING ESSENTIAL Nº. 8 18 VIKINGS, MILLS AND BUNKERS
Saturday 10 September
Time: 2.00pm
This walk explores the La Collette and Havre des Pas beachfronts which saw dramatic changes in the 19th and early 20th centuries. A railway service was introduced to Gorey; the coastal area saw the establishing of a busy shipbuilding industry and the building of military defences whilst the beachfront was developed into a genteel esplanade for tourists and locals alike. Come and discover the evidence of these changes and hear about some of the many famous people who had connections with the area and then, if you wish, finish with a stroll around the nearby Howard Davis Park.
Time: 10.30am
Meeting Point: Portelet Common car park Parking: Along the road before the path to the car park as the road is very uneven Duration: 1.5 - 2 hours/Easy walk some uneven ground Bus Route: 12A Guide: Tina Hull Price: Free for Members; £10 for Non-Members; BOOKING ESSENTIAL Nº. 12A 20 PORTELET FOLKLOREWILDFLOWERCOMMONANDWALK
Enjoy magnificent views across St Brelade’s Bay and Ouaisne Common as you explore this rich coastal heathland with botanist Tina Hull. A hunting ground in Palaeolithic times, today we will be hunting plants and tracking down their endlessly Interesting folklore. Not suitable for under 16 year olds.
Meeting Point: Les Jongleurs Statue at Snow Hill – the walk will finish at Howard Davis Park – a short stroll to Snow Hill Parking: Public car parks in Town. Duration: 1 .45 hours/Moderate walking/2 Miles and some steps. Guide: Melanie Cavey Price: Free for Members; £10 for Non-Members; BOOKING ESSENTIAL 2m (3.2km) 19 HAVRE DES PAS – A SEAFRONT OF A BYGONE ERA Book tickets online for all our events by visiting www.nationaltrust.je/events
21 22FOREST REWILDINGBATHING MOONLIGHT
Time: 8.00pm Meeting Point: Frances Le Sueur Centre Duration: 2 hours Bus Route: 22 Guide: Stephen Le Quesne Price: Free for Members; £10 for Non-Members; BOOKING ESSENTIAL Sorry but no dogs. WALK AND INTRODUCTION TO STARGAZING 5 Nº. 22 all our events by visiting www.nationaltrust.je/events
Immerse yourself in a forest bathing experience, where you will slow down and find your own personal connection with the natural world. Even if you consider yourself a nature lover, this experience will open your eyes to a new way of perception… This forest bathing experience will introduce you to practices to bring you closer to the landscapes in and around Jersey and will end with a tea ceremony, and home-made cake.
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Join Stephen Le Quesne on a wonderful star gazing evening stroll as the sun sets across St Ouen’s Bay. We will meet at the Frances Le Sueur Centre and walk to Mont Grantez where, if we are lucky, we may see an owl or two and/or bats flying in the darkness. Bring torches and binoculars if you have them.
Time: 2.00pm Meeting Point: Fern Valley Duration: 2.5 hours/Slow paced walking Bus Route: 5 with a short walk from the Union Inn Guide: Amanda Bond Price: Free for Members; £10 for Non-Members; BOOKING ESSENTIAL
Enjoy a journey from village to tower and castle and back again. Your guide Roger will take you on a time travelling adventure through Jersey History with spectacular views, especially on a clear day. Wander through the medieval village of Gorey, and up to the headland of Mont St Nicholas, to find a hidden 6000 year old megalithic tomb and a 19th Century defensive tower. Descend to the Castle, which was once the headquarters of an 18th Century spymaster and Prince, and on to the harbour to hear about harbour life past and present, and stroll along the tracks of the old Jersey Eastern Railway. The guided walk is in the most part a gentle ramble. Although it contains a flight of steep steps, it is possible to bypass these if necessary.
Parking: Longbeach car park
Bus: 1 Guide: Roger Noel Price: Free £10 13m
Time: 10.00am
Duration: 2 hours/Moderate walking/3 Miles
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Meeting Point: Longbeach car park
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Time: 3.30pm Meeting Point: Frances Le Sueur Centre Duration: 2 hours/Slow paced walking Bus: 22 Guide: Amanda Bond Price: Free for members; £10 for Non-Members; BOOKING ESSENTIAL 25 FOREST REWILDINGBATHING/ Nº. 13 Nº. 22 tickets online for all our events by visiting www.nationaltrust.je/events
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WEEK Immerse yourself in a forest bathing experience, where you will slow down and find your own personal connection with the natural world. Even if you consider yourself a nature lover, this experience will open your eyes to a new way of perception… This forest bathing experience will introduce you to practices to bring you closer to the landscapes in and around Jersey and will end with a tea ceremony, and homemade cake.
Enjoy an afternoon stroll and discover how much of the natural environment stills exists at Grève de Lecq. Join local botanist Tina Hull as she gives you a deeper insight into the wildflowers and plants found at Grève de Lecq and discover the myth, magic and folklore of these plants. Not suitable for under 16s.
Time: 2.00pm Meeting Point: Jersey Round Tower car park, Grève de Lecq Duration: 1.5 hours/Slow paced walking Bus: 9 Guide: Tina Hull Price: Free for members; £10 for Non-Members; BOOKING ESSENTIAL 24 GRÈVE DE AUTUMNFOLKLOREWILDFLOWERLECQANDWALK-WALKING
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• If not driving, bring a bus timetable so you know what time your next bus is.
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• Many of the walks are circular but some start at one place and finish at another. Make sure that you can get back!
• Wear suitable footwear– some of the walks are at low water and you will get wet! Others are on soft sand, uneven ground or cliff paths so make sure that your footwear is suitable for whatever terrain you encounter.
• Bring a camera so you can take pictures of what you see along the way and binoculars for bird lovers.
• Wear layers or bring a waterproof – so you are dressed whatever the weather.
• Most of the guides are happy to have well behaved dogs on leads, but please check before you come along.
• Leave nothing but your footprints and take any rubbish home.
• Bring refreshments and some snacks/ packed lunch to eat before/after your walk.
AMANDA BOND Amanda is a Member of the ANFT – a Nature and Forest Therapy Guide and has worked with the National Trust for Jersey on its #LoveNature Festival leading Earth Walks and Forest Bathing experiences.
Jersey born and bred Melanie is fascinated by Jersey’s history and the way in which our small island has faced and adapted to numerous challenges over the centuries with considerable resilience. A Bronze badge guide on her walks she aims to bring alive the history of places, buildings and people who have been involved in these changes and the development of our Island society and culture.
STEPHEN LE QUESNE Stephen is a Naturalist, Conservationist and Forest School Leader. He has worked and studied around the world on conservation projects including in South Africa and Namibia as well as working for the BBC on Springwatch. He has recently returned to Jersey after becoming qualified as a Safari Guide in Botswana. One of his passions is in the area of nature connection within communities, families and society.
MELANIE CAVEY
A Blue Badge Guide, and proud Jersey man who can trace his island roots back to the 14th Century. Roger’s love of history, nature and wildlife will provide you with a wealth of knowledge about Jersey’s famous Ramsar sites, and our many Sites of Special Interest.
KAZZ PADIDAR Kazz is the Director of Wild Adventures, a company that provides adventure activities in Jersey as well as overseas. A local Outdoor Adventure Instructor, Kazz specialises in teaching survival skills with a specific focus on wild foraging. He is passionate about the outdoors and uses his enthusiasm along with the outdoor medium to inspire others to reconnect with the natural world.
ROGER NOEL
NEIL HARVEY Neil has worked for the National Trust for Jersey since 2005 and has recently returned to the Trust after a short sojourn in the private sector working for an environmental organisation.
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TINA HULL BSC (HONS) BOTANY Tina read Botany at Durham University and has a particular interest in how plants are adapted to their environment and their place in folklore and medicinal uses. Tina works closely with the National Trust for Jersey and is a Bronze Badge Guide.
JON PARKES Jon is the Lands Manager at the National Trust where he has worked for the past 20 years. Jon looks forward to taking walkers around some of the areas and projects that he and his team have managed and maintained over the years.
NEIL AND ALLI SINGLETON Alli and Neil Singleton ’Birding Tours Jersey’. Neil is a keen ornithologist and both Neil and Alli are keen nature lovers who love imparting their knowledge and passions with visitors and local residents alike.
JEAN TRELEVEN Jersey born Blue-Badge Guide with family origins extending back to the Norman period. Jean has a farming background and career in primary and secondary education, specialising in history and geography. Jean thoroughly enjoys sharing her knowledge and passion for Jersey with both locals and visitors.
MARC YATES Marc Yates, a Jersey-man born and bred, has had a passion for the Island’s history since a young age, and after a legal career, is now on a mission to bring that history, as well as the Island’s archaeology, geology and fauna, alive to young and old. He is an Accredited Badged Member of the International Guild of Battlefield Guides and leads tours both on and off Island.
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