Who we are

The National Office is located in a modest building huddled against the garden wall of Loseley House, a beautiful historic house near Guildford in Surrey.

From here the small team work hard to handle membership enquiries, charm sponsors, administer the Collections Scheme, oversee the Threatened Plant Project, write newsletters and Journals, run workshops, liaise with other conservation organisations, help the media, orchestrate the Hampton Court Marquee, consolidate the accounts, and juggle a thousand other tasks.

We welcome volunteers! Please get in touch if you would like to contribute your skills and enthusiasm to a worthy cause.

Join a panel


We are looking for members to join one of our new advisory panels to support the Board of Trustees. The Governance review working group are setting up 3 panels to advise on strategy in 3 key areas – Conservation, Membership and Resources.

Meet the Team


Chief Executive Officer:
Sarah Quarterman
Plant Conservation Officer:
Sophie Leguil
 Threatened Plants Project Manager: 
Threatened Plants Project Researcher: Lucy Pitman
Membership Development:
Gill Groombridge
Communications Officer: 
Cat Payne

 Membership Administrator:
Julia Cogan

Trust Fundraiser:
Suzanne Featherstone


  
View the structure and governance of Plant Heritage here.