Welcome to Plantlife Wales online

Plantlife Wales is the Welsh office of Plantlife International - the leading charity working to protect wild plants and their habitats.

Established in 2001, Plantlife Wales is based in Bangor from where staff carry out conservation work across the whole of Wales.

Plantlife has been championing plant conservation since 1989 and has an enviable track record for campaigning, promoting and protecting our threatened wild plants.

Plantlife's UK-wide conservation programme, Back from the Brink, includes many rare plants found in Wales, such as Chamomile, Pink Waxcap fungi and the astonishing Ciliate Strap Lichen, which is being found at more and more sites around our coast.

Plantlife Wales has a lively volunteers programme. If you'd like to become one of our Flora Guardians and help us to monitor endangered plants, please see our Get Involved page for more details.

Dr Trevor Dines is the Plantlife Wales Conservation Officer and more details on his work can be found on the Species Conservation page. See below for his contact details.

Dr Ray Woods is the Lower Plant Conservation Officer for Plantlife Wales. For more information about his work, contact him using the details listed below.

Plantlife Wales is funded by the Countryside Council for Wales, the Laura Ashley Foundation, the Wales Assembly Government and our members.

Plantlife relies on funding from its supporter members
Join us today and help support our plant conservation work in Wales and across the UK. Join us here!

Contact us:

Trevor Dines, Plantlife Wales Conservation Officer
c/o Countryside Council for Wales
Maes y Ffynnon
Ffordd Penrhos
BANGOR LL57 2LQ
E-mail: trevor.dines@plantlife.org.uk
tel: +44 (0)1248 385445

 

Ray Woods, Plantlife Wales Lower Plants Conservation Officer
c/o Countryside Council for Wales
Eden House
Ithon Road
Llandrindod Wells
Powys LD1 6AS
E-mail: ray.woods@plantlife.org.uk
tel: +44 (0)1597 827401