Islanders are being asked to "keep a respectful distance" while work is underway to clear Chouet Beach after a dead whale washed ashore.
Guernsey's animal welfare charity, the GSPCA, confirmed the situation is being dealt with by the States' Environment Department.
The charity said while the distressing scene "may draw public interest", we're being asked to keep away while authorities respond to the situation:
Blue Islands re-arranges summer schedule due to 'fleet challenges'
28 flights have been axed from Blue Islands' summer schedule due to what the airline calls "fleet challenges".
Guernsey pupils asked to design marine sculptures for national initiative
Primary school children in Guernsey are being asked to design giant marine-themed sculptures that can help reduce the amount of plastic waste on island beaches.
Electricity prices in Guernsey to rise by 8% from July
Households in Guernsey are facing a fourth rise in their electricity bills in as many years.
States of Guernsey terminates £200M IT contract with Agilisys
Performance issues mean Guernsey's government will move to a multi-vendor model to deliver IT.
Guernsey Primary School Headteacher announces retirement
Ms Helen Willetts will leave St Mary and St Michael’s Catholic Primary School at the end of the academic year.
Efforts continue to remember the slave labourers who died in Alderney
Discussions are held with Germany on creating a permanent memorial to those who died at the hands of the Nazi regime.
Rapist (20) jailed for 15 years for sexual offences involving children in Guernsey
A 20-year-old man who committed a series of sexual offences against multiple children in Guernsey has been sentenced to 15 years and 5 months in prison.
Guernsey's Marine Ambulance returns to service following refit
The Flying Christine III is back in local waters following extensive refurbishment.
