Our Chalk Cherries and Chairs landscape partnership team are always busy out and about with people enhancing the landscape of the central Chilterns, working to encourage native wildlife and plantlife. Conservation volunteers and farmers and even young people, school children and business people are all involved caring for their local green spaces in the Chilterns...
We continue to delve into the fascinating lives of the tambour beading girls in Holmer Green and beyond, with Susan Holmes' latest Woodlanders Lives' and Landscapes blog
The Chilterns will soon have its own collection of stories celebrating the diverse cultural and natural heritage of the AONB.
Last week, we were delighted to attend the BTO’s prestigious Marsh Awards, and see our amazing Tracking the Impact volunteers pick up the Award for Local Ornithology. Volunteers from Tracking the Impact – a project that helps local people improve their knowledge of local birds, plants and butterflies – were delighted to receive the prestigious...
Part one of Susan Holmes' investigation into this craft of the Chilterns, starting with the stories of Holmer Green, the Missendens, the Kingshills and Hazlemere.
We are delighted to announce two 12 month traineeships at Chiltern Rangers as part of the Chalk, Cherries & Chairs Project!
