Who are we?

The Monmouthshire Biodiversity Partnership was formed in 2005. It composes approximately 32 members including a range of local organisations and independent naturalists with a shared goal to conserve local Biodiversity. 

Monmouthshire County Council provides support and currently takes the lead in the partnership. The partnership is coordinated by the Countryside Service. Contact Biodiversity and Ecology Officer.

What do we do?

The Monmouthshire Biodiversity Partnership has been formed to develop and implement the Monmouthshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan, which aims to protect, conserve and where possible enhance Biodiversity in Monmouthshire.

Arena Network (BusinessBiodiversityWales)
Brecon Beacons National Park
British Dragonfly Society
Butterfly Conservation Wales
Coed Cadw
Coed Cymru
Campaign for the Protection of Rural Wales
Countryside Council for Wales
Dwr Cymru Welsh Water
Environment Agency Wales
Forestry Commission Wales
Friends of Monmouth Cemetery
Goldcliff Ringing Group
Gwent Amphibian and Reptile Group
Gwent Ornithological Society
Gwent Badger Group
Gwent Bat Survey Project
Gwent Fungus Group
Gwent Police           
Gwent Wildlife Trust
Independent Naturalists e.g. botanists and invertebrate recorders
Ministry Of Defence (MOD Caerwent)
Monmouth Bat Group
Monmouthshire County Council
Monmouthshire Meadows Group
Monmouthshire Town and Community Councils
Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
South East Wales Biodiversity Records Centre
Usk Conservation and Environment Group
Wales Biodiversity Partnership
Welsh Assembly Government
Welsh Assemby Government's Department of Enterprise, Innovation & Networks
Welsh Owl and Wildlife Sanctuary
Welsh Perry and Cider Society
Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

Contact

Danielle Fry
Biodiversity and Ecology Officer
Monmouthshire Countryside Service
Monmouthshire County Council
PO Box 133, Croesyceiliog
Cwmbran NP44 9BX

Telephone: 01633 644684

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