The Botanical Society of Britain & Ireland (BSBI) is a renowned organization dedicated to the study, understanding, and appreciation of the wild plants found in Britain and Ireland. Established in 1836, the BSBI has been at the forefront of promoting botany in the region. The society caters to individuals of all levels of expertise, from beginners to experts, amateurs to professionals.

One of the primary goals of the BSBI is to support botanists in identifying, recording, and mapping the flora across Britain and Ireland. The invaluable data and knowledge collected by the society contribute to evidence-based conservation efforts. BSBI offers a range of activities and projects that engage enthusiasts in plant-related pursuits.

These include the Garden Wildflower Hunt, Plant Alert, Wildflower Hour, and various other initiatives. The society also conducts field meetings and indoor events, facilitating the opportunity for botany enthusiasts to meet and network with fellow plant enthusiasts across Britain and Ireland. By becoming a member of BSBI, individuals gain exclusive access to a network of over 100 plant experts, receive the BSBI News membership magazine, and enjoy special offers on publications and events.

Supporting the BSBI through membership, donations, and legacies helps further their mission of advancing the study, understanding, and conservation of British and Irish flora