Just across a narrow tidal sound from the southern tip of the Isle of Man lies a smaller, uninhabited island. The Calf of Man is only around one and a half square miles in area, with no permanent population, no roads and no commercial development. The island is left almost entirely to nature, and those few who come to observe, record, and safeguard it. Owned by the Manx National Heritage Trust and managed as a bird observatory since 1959, it is one of the most carefully protected areas in the British Isles.

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