Plantlife International
Caitlin Thomas is a dedicated professional with experience in ecology and conservation communication. Currently serving as a Social Media Officer at Plantlife International since January 2023, Caitlin supports the communications and engagement team. Previously, Caitlin interned at the British Ecological Society from September 2022 to December 2022, aiding in the administrative and logistical aspects of the 'Connecting Schools to Nature in the North-East' project. In earlier roles, Caitlin was a Seasonal Assistant Ecologist at Ecology Resources Ltd from March 2021 to August 2021, where responsibilities included ecological surveys, mitigation work, and report writing, along with gaining experience in bat handling. Caitlin holds a Bachelor's degree in Ecology and Conservation Biology from The University of Sheffield, completed in July 2022, and A levels in Biology, Chemistry, and Religious Education from Winstanley College.
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Plantlife International
Plantlife is the global charity working to secure a world rich in wild plants and fungi. Founded in 1989, Plantlife has 15,000 members and supporters. Wild plants and fungi are the foundation of all life on Earth. Plantlife enhances, restores, protects and celebrates our natural heritage through working with landowners, other conservation organisations, public and private bodies and the wider public. Plantlife owns 23 nature reserves covering nearly 4,500 acres across England, Scotland and Wales. We were instrumental in the creation of the Global Strategy for Plant Conservation, the Important Plant Area network and we are a member of Planta Europa, a pan-European network of over 60 wild plant conservation organisations. We are governed by a board of 12 trustees and have around 70 staff, located across the UK. We also support a team of 1500 volunteers who work in the field, at events and in our offices. A registered charity, Plantlife is funded by donations from its members and supporters, through grants and charitable trusts and through its pioneering land management advice and projects.