**Come and see us at the Plantlife stand at the Kirkcudbright Fair on 11th and 12th July.
We are looking for volunteers to help us man our stand at the Fair - if you think you could help with this, please get in touch (contact details here).
More information about the Fair can be found here.**
Welcome to Plantlife Scotland
Scottish Primrose, Primula scotica.
© Bob Gibbons/Plantlife
Based in Stirling, we carry out conservation and outreach work across the whole of Scotland.
Many rare plants found in Scotland are included in Plantlife's UK-wide Back from the Brink conservation programme. Details on these and other threatened flora can be found in our Species conservation pages.
To find out more about the work we do, including our new project celebrating the world of fungi, lichens and other lower plants, check out our Campaigns page.
We have a busy progamme of walks and events throughout Scotland during 2009. To find out more, visit our Walks and Events page and get in touch if you would like to come along.
We also have a lively team of volunteers. If you'd like to become one of our Flora Guardians and or help us locate one Scotland's rarest seaweeds, visit our 'Get involved' page.
Plantlife relies on funding support from membership donations.
Join us today by direct debit and you can also receive three months' free membership plus a free gift of a Plantlife jute bag. Join us here!
Plantlife Scotland and our projects are supported by Scottish Natural Heritage, the Heritage Lottery Fund, the Forestry Commission, the Scottish Environmental Protection Agency, the British Bryological Society and the British Lichen Society.
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Contact us
Contact our Scottish office in Stirling.
Who we are
Meet the Plantlife Scotland team
Newsletter 2009
Information on all Plantlife Scotland's activities, events and campaigns in their annual newsletter, issue no 2, published spring 2008.
Wig wrack survey
Help us find one of Scotland’s rarest seaweeds this summer.
Find out more -
Lower plants & fungi
Discover the wonderful world of lichens, liverworts, mosses and fungi.
Pinewoods
Read our report on the historical management of Scotland's best pinewoods.
Juniper report
Read the report on the condition of Britain's Juniper populations.
Get involved
How you can help us in Scotland.
Find out more -
Species conservation
Read about our work to save Scotland's threatened plants.
Find out more - Campaigns
Read about the issues we have been campaigning on in Scotland.