Chilterns habitat restoration creates new opportunities for rare Duke of Burgundy butterfly
Date: 21st July 2026
The Duke of Burgundy butterfly has been recorded in a newly restored habitat at Saunderton.
The Duke of Burgundy butterfly has been recorded in a newly restored habitat at Saunderton.
Planning permission granted for Luton Henge – a new, permanent artwork to celebrate local heritage in the north Chilterns.
Spring is a great time to get outside with your dog, but it’s important to consider grazing livestock and wildlife.
The open chalk grasslands of the Chilterns National Landscape are a marvellous place to see butterflies.
Applications are now open for the 2024/25 cohort of Chilterns New Shoots – a wildlife and conservation programme for 14-18 year-olds.
New Shoots is a nature and wildlife programme that gives young people their first experiences in the world of conservation.