A greener Hamble: seeing the benefits of river restoration in a summer of drought
During one of the driest summers in recent years, we're getting a striking glimpse of how the restored landscape is responding.
During one of the driest summers in recent years, we're getting a striking glimpse of how the restored landscape is responding.
The Chilterns National Landscape supports plans to make this popular countryside destination more accessible while enhancing and protecting its unique habitats.
Mend the Gap marks four years of planting across the Goring Gap, with 25,000 hedgerow plants and 720 trees helping restore the landscape.
Explore our new Opportunities for Young People pages and discover how to get involved in the Chilterns National Landscape.
The Duke of Burgundy butterfly has been recorded in a newly restored habitat at Saunderton.
The Chilterns National Landscape is proud to have part-funded a new accessible trail and sensory garden at Dunstable Downs.