New Board member positions available
Are you, or is someone you know, passionate about making a difference in the Chilterns?
The Chilterns National Landscape has vacancies on its Board for new members to help guide and support our work to conserve and enhance nature, collaborate with farmers and other partners, improve health of chalk streams, preserve heritage sites, and ensure the Chilterns is accessible to all.
The Chilterns is one of the most densely populated and diverse protected landscapes in the country, home and workplace to more than 80,000 people, with 2.25 million people living within 10km of its boundary. Covering 838km squared of countryside and offering over 2000km of public rights of way, it is a highly accessible landscape on the doorsteps of London and Oxford.
At a critical time for people, nature, climate and the economy, we welcome new members who bring fresh perspectives, a diverse range of skills, and the lived experiences that will help us care for this special landscape for future generations.
We are particularly keen to hear from candidates with skills in finance and business, inclusion and diversity, farming and land management, income generation, and governance.
To find out more and apply, visit the government website on the link below.
For more information, download the candidate pack below.
The deadline to apply is midday on Monday, 19 May 2025.
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