Schools celebrate success of Mend the Gap projects
Date: 27th October 2026
Four secondary and eight primary schools across the Chilterns and North Wessex Downs have better outdoor spaces for wildlife and learning.
Four secondary and eight primary schools across the Chilterns and North Wessex Downs have better outdoor spaces for wildlife and learning.
Mend the Gap marks four years of planting across the Goring Gap, with 25,000 hedgerow plants and 720 trees helping restore the landscape.
The new map highlights a selection of successful projects.
As 2024 comes to an end, Chilterns Chief Executive Dr Elaine King reflects on achievements from the past year.
Conservation Target Areas (CTAs) offer opportunities for wildlife conservation efforts to have maximum positive impact.
Two new access improvements have been completed in the south Chilterns.