Hedge planting, scrub clearance and much more has taken place at CFGC in recent months- read about our round-up here and the amazing hard work of our volunteers…
Pupils and parents from the school at Widmer End had a great morning making bird and hedgehog boxes with me on the calm Saturday before the storm that followed. They have now put in lots of homes for hedgehogs, birds and amphibians around their new pond…
The Chilterns Conservation Board is deeply saddened by the Government’s announcement giving the green light to the High Speed 2 (HS2) rail project.
Chalk Streams across the Chilterns are springing back to life after one of the most severe droughts on record.
Andy Dean, one of our Woodlanders volunteers, has found all kinds of treasures in his private archives, including this account of bodgers’ lives and work written by his grandmother, Alice Dean who became the family historian. Alice starts by describing watching her father-in-law, Richard Dean, working his pole lathe.
Wendy Morrison gives us a flavour of ancient antipodean settlements
