Opening up the Chilterns for everyone
An inspiring visit to Chiltern Open Air Museum and Woodoaks Farm showed first-hand what can be achieved when people come together with a shared purpose.
An inspiring visit to Chiltern Open Air Museum and Woodoaks Farm showed first-hand what can be achieved when people come together with a shared purpose.
Mend the Gap marks four years of planting across the Goring Gap, with 25,000 hedgerow plants and 720 trees helping restore the landscape.
The Duke of Burgundy butterfly has been recorded in a newly restored habitat at Saunderton.
A pioneering local partnership is proving that great food doesn't have to travel far.
The Chilterns National Landscape Management Plan 2025–2030 sets out shared priorities for the next five years to care for this special landscape.
The Chilterns National Landscape welcomes the announcement of new government funding to support nature recovery across England’s protected landscapes.