Charity will begin with the Onchan wetlands
The Manx Wildlife Trust has appointed a community ranger to work on nature reserves in urban environments.
Starting in the East with the Onchan wetlands, the charity hopes this mission will encourage people to get involved in nature.
Hannah Phillips is taking up the role, and says she wants feedback from communities on what can be improved in their area:
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