Field Meetings 2023
There are excursions planned for Saturday 19th August and Saturday 23rd September. Locations/ target plants yet to be decided: save the dates now and email Gail Quartly-Bishop if you have suggestions of where you'd like to go or particular plants you'd like to see, or to register an interest.
Publications
A new Rare Plant Register (2020) is now available. Email Gail Quartly-Bishop to request a copy.
Click to download the 2008 Rare Plant Register for Flintshire.
The Flora of Flintshire, by Goronwy Wynne, is available from Summerfield Books.
The county of Flintshire
Flintshire is a small county in the north east corner of Wales. Bounded on the north by coast and the Dee Estuary and to the west by the Clwydian Hills. It has a diverse landscape with, the hills reaching 554 m and down to the lowlands in the east, where it borders the Cheshire Plains. A range of habitats can be found: dunes, saltmarsh, limestone grasslands, disused lead mines, woodlands, lakes, rivers, moorland and industrial sites.
County Recorders
Emily Meilleur and Gail Quartly-Bishop
Please enter records via Cofnod (North Wales Record Centre) website or email to Emily.
