Key species: Slow worm
Learn more about this unique species, the only reptile found on Alderney. Despite its misleading name, it’s actually a harmless legless lizard that is often mistaken for a snake because of its…
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Key Species: Common Sole
The common sole is a flatfish of ecological and commercial importance and it is one of Alderney’s key species.
Key species: Egg wrack
This week, we highlight egg wrack, a large brown seaweed on Alderney’s rocky shores.
Key species: Northern Gannet
Since the gannets made landfall last week (6 February 2026), we’d love to draw more attention to this charismatic bird of Alderney.
Best moths of 2025
Moth recorder Lou Collings highlights Alderney’s top moths of 2025.
Fungus Foray 2025
It's the perfect time of the year to go on fungus forays. This blog puts together a list of the fungi that have been spotted and identified on Alderney in autumn and winter 2025. Common fungi…
Holly Page's Work Placement with the AWT
Hi! My name is Holly and this summer I was fortunate enough to have completed a week of work experience in Alderney with the AWT!
Botanical beauties on Alderney
A brief overview of beautiful wildflowers on Alderney in summer
Facilitating Nature Connections in Children - Nature's Classroom (January - March 2025)
Nature's Classroom activities with Children of St. Anne's Pre-school Jan - March 2025
Step into Spring 2025 Programme announced
Celebrate the Season with Alderney’s Nature-Based Programme from 10th April to 28th April 2025. Download the full programme to plan your wildlife adventures on Alderney. There's something for…