Lundy is an island in the Bristol Channel between England and Wales on the west coast of Britain. It attracts many visitors, both for its peaceful surroundings and scientific research. The waters around it are a Marine Conservation Zone. The island itself is mostly granite with a farmed area at the south and open moorland to the north, protected by numerous environmental designations.

Much of the scientific work on the island is organised and published through the Lundy Field Society.

We hope to add more information on the history, wildlife, archaeology and geology of Lundy soon. In the meantime, look at the Island Studies pages which contain brief summaries or explore the online tour.

This web site was originated by Keith Denby. The LFS is extremely grateful to Keith for continuing to support the site which retains much of the content of Keith's original pages (Thanks to Contributors).

Every effort has been made to discover the copyright holders of all material used here - if any material has been used inadvertently, please contact me.

Michael Williams
Hon Secretary, LFS. Email: Michael Williams