The National Trust for Jersey has been an independent, self-funding charity since 1936. We protect, manage and preserve Jersey’s natural beauty, rich wildlife and historic places, with a core aim of promoting enjoyment, education and enrichment for all species. From clifftops to coast, wetlands to wildflower meadows, landscapes to historic buildings, we work, rain or shine, to keep our island special, wild and beautiful.

Our Purpose:
"The Trust shall be established for the purposes of securing the permanent preservation for the benefit of the Island of lands (including places terrestrial, maritime and marine) and buildings of beauty or historic interest, and as regards lands, both for the preservation (so far as practicable) or their natural aspect and features, and for the support of animal and plant life in environmental and climatic conditions in which they may thrive, diversify and prosper".

We are a member of INTO, an organisation which brings the global National Trust family together to share knowledge and tools for the protection of cultural and natural heritage.

HM King Charles III remains Patron of the National Trust for Jersey.