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Jersey has always been an Island with 'Fortifications', situated close to Normandy France. Then Adolf Hitler planned 'A Land Battle Ship', Jersey once more became an Island dominated by 20th-century 'Fortifications'.

Streams drain the island, through valleys, largely running from north to south, which shelter woodland and wet meadows, whilst the north, west, and southwest cliffs support a range of heathland habitats of European importance. Atlantic Dunes facing west

Jersey public art strategy was commissioned to distil key principles, help the provision of public Arts, assisting the implementation of the percentage for art strategy. Public art should, respond to Island context and sense of place. • Support local events – Liberation Day, Fête dé Noué • Include temporary works • Engage with local artists

Situated approximately 15 miles (22 kilometres), from the west coast of Normandy, France, 100 miles south of England. Jersey has 50 miles (80 kilometres) of coastline, comprising rugged cliffs and sandy bays, covering an area of 45 square miles (120) Square kilometres