The Surrey Botanical Society (SBS), originally known as Surrey Flora Committee (SFC), has been in existence since 1957 and aims to represent and unite all those who want to enjoy, study and record Surrey's astonishingly interesting, beautiful and diverse flora. Membership is open to anyone with an interest in the subject. Why not join us? It only costs £5.00 a year. New Members are always welcome and an application form can be downloaded from this website.
We hold regular field meetings in the growing season, which are very enjoyable and to which all are welcome. If small numbers of SBS members would like to meet up with other SBS Members in their neighbourhood to record wild flowers, they are invited to use our Facebook group and Facebook Messenger as a means of contacting fellow SBS Members. The Facebook group can also be used by members to share their images of Surrey's rich flora. You can also follow us on Twitter.
Recording the flora of Surrey is central to the activities of the SBS and members are encouraged to record in their local area and submit their records for inclusion into our database. Find out more on our recording page.
You make like to visit our photo gallery which illustrates the wonderful variety of the Surrey flora.
We publish biannual newsletters and all issues from 1957 onwards are available for members to view here. Newsletters include meeting reports and other useful information about our activities, and a previous issue can be viewed by clicking on the icon (right).
Our website also includes lists of useful links, including national organisations, aids to identification, local natural history societies, Wildlife Trusts, maps, nature reserves, Sites of Special Scientific Interest, and Facebook groups.
We hold regular field meetings in the growing season, which are very enjoyable and to which all are welcome. If small numbers of SBS members would like to meet up with other SBS Members in their neighbourhood to record wild flowers, they are invited to use our Facebook group and Facebook Messenger as a means of contacting fellow SBS Members. The Facebook group can also be used by members to share their images of Surrey's rich flora. You can also follow us on Twitter.
Recording the flora of Surrey is central to the activities of the SBS and members are encouraged to record in their local area and submit their records for inclusion into our database. Find out more on our recording page.
You make like to visit our photo gallery which illustrates the wonderful variety of the Surrey flora.
We publish biannual newsletters and all issues from 1957 onwards are available for members to view here. Newsletters include meeting reports and other useful information about our activities, and a previous issue can be viewed by clicking on the icon (right).
Our website also includes lists of useful links, including national organisations, aids to identification, local natural history societies, Wildlife Trusts, maps, nature reserves, Sites of Special Scientific Interest, and Facebook groups.