New Nature Recovery Plan published

The Nature Recovery Plan is a framework to help restore habitats, support wildlife and create healthier landscapes for the future

Visit the Chilterns with confidence – new accessibility hub launched!

Explore easy-access countryside sites, complete with videos and guides that provide details about terrain and facilities.

Protecting a globally rare habitat

New planning guidance launched to protect fragile chalk streams.

What's on?

Browse our selection of fabulous Chilterns events this summer.

Our Management Plan

“Caring for the Chilterns forever & for everyone: The area of outstanding natural beauty management plan for the Chilterns National Landscape, 2025-2030”.

Related news

Rare Roman hoard unearthed in the Chilterns after nearly 2,000 years

A rare Roman hoard, including fragments of an ornate bronze rattle thought to be used in religious ceremonies, has been unearthed in the Chilterns after nearly 2,000 years.

Chilterns habitat restoration creates new opportunities for rare Duke of Burgundy butterfly

The Duke of Burgundy butterfly has been recorded in a newly restored habitat at Saunderton.

The Chilterns National Landscape welcomes publication of the government’s plan for nature

30by30 is an international target to protect 30% of land and sea for nature by 2030.

Events

Viking in costume in battle re-enactment

Summer events at Chiltern Open Air Museum

  • 25th Jul 2026
  • 10:00

Discover an exciting programme of special events at the Chiltern...

A diverse group of people dance on a chalk circle.

Luton Henge Festival 2026

  • 1st Aug 2026
  • 12:00

Luton Henge has risen – and now it returns, louder,...

A woodland with bluebells covering the floor

Hodgemoor Woods Archaeology & Nature Walk

  • 23rd Aug 2026
  • 10:00

A 3.5 km circular walk through Hodgemoor Woods as part...