Our partners in Wales

Countryside Council for Wales - The statutory nature conservation organisation in Wales generously supports both Plantlife posts in Wales, along with support for many smaller projects through the Species Challenge Fund.

Botanical Society of the British Isles - Plantlife Wales enjoys close liaison with the BSBI Wales Committee. BSBI Vice-County Recorders provide detailed records on species, joint field meetings are held and a Plantlife Newsletter is published in the BSBI Wales Bulletin (circulated to all BSBI Members and Flora Guardians).

Wales Environment Link - a network for voluntary environmental and countryside non-governmental organisations with an all-Wales remit.

Wales Biodiversity Partnership - Implementation of the UK biodiversity action plan in Wales is coordinated the Wales Biodiversity Partnership, which brings together both national (UKBAP) and local (LBAP) nature conservation practitioners.

Farming & Wildlife Advisory Group Wales - Provides environmental advice and support for farmers. Plantlife Wales regularly participate in FWAG farm walks as they are an excellent opportunity to meet farmers and landowners directly.

Royal Society for the Protection of Birds Wales - Working closely together, the RSPB and Plantlife in Wales are embarking on a project to monitor the effectiveness of the Tir Gofal project to protect priority species.

National Trust Wales - With so many Back from the Brink species on National Trust land in Wales, we work closely with their ecologists and Area Managers to ensure their survival.

Wildlife Trusts Wales - Plantlife works with many of the Wildlife Trusts in Wales, participating in joint management and survey events with volunteers.

Snowdonia National Park - With large populations of Juniper, Marsh Clubmoss and Sword-leaved Helleborine in the National Park, we organise surveys and management days with the park's ecologists.