The Chilterns Conservation Board Annual Review for 2021-22
We’re delighted to announce that we’ve published our Chilterns Conservation Board Annual Review 2021-22. The review includes key information about the Board and updates on its projects and events.
In it you'll find:
- Updates on the Boundary Review for the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
- Fantastic progress for the Chalk, Cherries and Chairs projects for wildlife with the Landscape Connections project well underway, farmers moving towards Countryside Stewardship, and new farmer clusters being set up.
- Beacons of the Past hillfort project updates.
- Farming in Protected Landscapes – impressive project facts and figures for nature and climate.
- Mend the Gap updates.
- Planning and development updates and the Chilterns Building Awards.
- Updates on holding HS2 to account.
- Electricity undergrounding news.
- Chilterns Walking Festival updates.
- Open for Business news on helping rural businesses develop bookable experiences.
- Green recovery news.
- Our financial year.
Read our Annual Review 2021-22
The Chilterns Conservation Board reports annually on the work it has undertaken and also publishes its financial expenditure in an annual Statement of Accounts.
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