Nature in Flintshire

Flintshire is a county of contrasts. Sandwiched between the rural counties to the west of the Clwydian range and the more developed areas of Cheshire and Merseyside, land use varies from intensive industrial development through to remote and wild areas. Over the past few decades, the area of Flintshire has undergone significant transformation. The impact of development from agriculture, housing and mineral extraction is significant, yet Flintshire still retains many areas that are of importance for wildlife, within both urban and rural areas.

The Flintshire Biodiversity Partnership comprises a steering group that oversees the LBAP process.

Key contact

Sarah Slater - Biodiversity Officer

Department of Transportation and Planning
Flintshire County Council
County Hall
Mold
CH7 6NF

Phone: 01352 703263
Email: sarah.slater@flintshire.gov.uk
Website: click here

Flintshire is a valued member of the all-Wales Local Nature Partnership Network

Local Nature Partnerships CymruBio net

Species in Wales

Amphibians & Reptiles

Birds

Lichens

Terrestrial Mammals

Bryophytes

Invertebrates

Helping Wildlife

Wildlife Gardening