Charity thanks inmates for work to save hedgehogs
A prison in Jersey has partnered with a hedgehog charity, with inmates building nesting and feeding boxes from reclaimed wood. The project helps inmates gain skills and a sense of purpose while supporting wildlife conservation. The boxes have been popular with the public and have raised funds for the charity.
Inmates at HMP La Moye built 20 feeding and nesting boxes for hedgehogs, which were sold to raise money for the Jersey Hedgehog Preservation Group. The project also provides vocational training and a sense of community contribution.
The initiative helps reduce reoffending by giving inmates practical skills and a sense of purpose, while also supporting local wildlife and community projects. It shows how rehabilitation can align with environmental and social goals.
The story highlights positive outcomes from prison programs that focus on skill-building and community service, offering a hopeful example of how individuals can contribute meaningfully even in challenging circumstances.
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