st aubin’s bay – SOS Jersey

Sea lettuce problem update ~ 15 May 2017

We hope to be wrong, but we fear the sea lettuce blooms, which are the scourge of St Aubin’s Bay, will be back in force this year. Here is a brief report on what’s happening (or not) at the moment

Results of SOS Jersey’s St Aubin’s Bay survey

Water Quality in St Aubin’s Bay over the Summer of 2016 ~ A Study Summary by SOS Jersey, September 2016 ~ Related Posts:Building 5 – Many concerns come to the fore…Jersey’s Senatorial By-Election 2016 –…The REAL Sea Lettuce Conferences –

Jersey’s sea lettuce problem: where we are and what next

St Aubin’s Bay on the south coast is blighted by sea lettuce, and the problem is spreading. Locals and tourists are being affected and businesses are being hit. So far, little has been done to sort out the problem. Read

Sea lettuce update – possible solution?

Potential solution to Jersey's sea lettuce problem, using native Jersey oysters

We were astonished and dismayed to read last week’s JEP story where Ministers were quoted saying there was nothing to be done about our burgeoning sea lettuce problem! Why the astonishment and dismay? Well, Related Posts:Building 5 – Many concerns

Sea lettuce debacle latest

Sea Lettuce remains a problem in St Aubin's Bay. Image courtesy of Jacqui Carrel © SOSJ

On Tuesday night (28 Oct 2014) three members of SOSJ attended a TTS presentation by invited speaker Dr Kieran Conlan on our sea lettuce (ulva) problem. Apart from the estimated tonnage lying stranded in the bay 9,000 tonnes, with between