The Llanelli Naturalists is a local natural history society for people interested in the Flora and Fauna of South–east Carmarthenshire.

The society was founded in 1973 and is mainly concerned with recording the local flora and fauna and voicing local opinion on topical conservation matters. It also provides a forum for local naturalists to meet to learn from each other and discuss current biodiversity issues. Monthly indoor meetings are held during the winter at the YWCA, Queen Victoria Road, Llanelli and a full programme of field meetings is arranged during the summer.

The Llanelli Naturalists Newsletter includes items of current interest and reports of past meetings and the Llanelli Naturalists Bulletin contains more scientific articles.

Membership is open to all; current subscription rates are: Ordinary £5.00; Family £6.00; OAP, Concessions & Student £3.50; Junior (under 14 yrs) £2.00.

All persons attending meetings do so at their own risk. Non–members are always welcome. Weatherproof clothing & appropriate footwear should be worn at all outdoor meetings. Specimens may be brought to indoor meetings for identification and discussion.