Llandudno Museum’s Biodiversity Garden is here to help you recognise and love your native plants and wildlife. WildlifeTrusts.org says: “Our gardens are a vital resource for wildlife, providing corridors of green space between open countryside, allowing species to move about. In fact, the UK’s gardens provide more space for nature than all the National Nature Reserves put together.” By working with our native plants, we can create a garden that is a haven to ourselves and to native wildlife. Natural ecosystems have a wide diversity of plants, birds, animals, and organisms. Biodiversity gardening is choosing to grow local plants that encourage local bugs, birds, and mammals to choose our garden as a home.

We offer a range of classes, biodiversity walks, and conservation information. Our Biodiversity Garden features a green grow pod so that you can sit and be surrounded by plants, a butterfly garden, a chill out zone, and information about how to transform your own garden into a biodiversity garden.

If you would like to work with us on a Nature Conservation Project, please contact our Community and Education Officer

From visiting the site of the first cell of the National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies in Wales formed in 1907, or exploring the Jewish history of Llandudno, to wandering the inspiring landscapes of the Great and Little Orme, Llandudno Museum and Gallery offers a range of local historical and biodiversity walks for all ages and abilities.

Please check What’s On for a full calendar of walks and events or just ask at the front desk.

Helping continue the wonderful work of the Llandudno and District Field Club

Llandudno Museum and Gallery aims to help continue the wonderful work of the Llandudno and District Field Club in recording and preserving the biodiversity of Llandudno and the surrounding areas. Biology, geology, engineering, conservation, art, activism, and Fun are combined so that the Future Field Club Members can discover, explore, conserve, and share information to help protect plant and animal species and their habitats. Activities are designed to be age appropriate. The Future Field Club meets once a month starting in April 2021 in the Museum Education area. Check our What’s On Calendar to find out when.

You can join as a family, as an individual, or as a School.

School sessions can be held at the museum or at the school. For more information, please contact the Community and Education Officer .

From visiting the place where the first cell of the National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies (NUWSS) in Wales formed in 1907, to exploring the Jewish history of Llandudno, to wandering the inspiring landscapes of the Great and Little Orme, Llandudno Museum and Gallery offers a range of local historical and biodiversity walks for all ages and abilities.

Please check What’s On for a full calendar of walks and events or just ask at the front desk.