Join the Chalk, Cherries and Chairs Landscape Partnership on a journey showcasing a small part of what the project has achieved in its five and a half years.
The tradition of carving scary faces into vegetables to light the way for good spirits dates back to the Celts.
Recently our River Chess Smarter Water Catchment team were delighted to contribute towards an ambitious digital campaign spearheaded by The Chartered Institution of Water and Environment Management (CIWEM) and in collaboration with Content With Purpose (CWP).
The Chilterns Chalk Streams Project (CCSP) showed off recent restoration work on the Hamble Brook, as part of a field trip from the first ever Big Chalk Conference.
Nature Calling will bring together local arts organisations and community groups in the Luton area.
Originating in Asia and gradually spreading west through Europe, ash dieback has infected millions of trees – including those in the Chilterns.
