Future-proofing the Chilterns
Securing the future of the Chilterns National Landscape
The Chilterns National Landscape is a protected landscape of national importance, valued for its natural beauty, yet facing increasing pressures from climate change, biodiversity loss and development.
The Chilterns Conservation Board works with local authorities, land managers, partners and communities to respond to these challenges and to protect, enhance and care for the landscape.
The pages below set out the evidence, strategies and actions that guide this work.
Plans and opportunities
The Management Plan for the Chilterns National Landscape
Our Management Plan sets out a shared vision for the future of the Chilterns National Landscape over the next five years.
Nature Recovery Plan
Evidence and guidance to help restore habitats, strengthen biodiversity, and support resilient landscapes across the Chilterns.
Annual Review
The Chilterns Conservation Board reports annually on the work it has undertaken in its Annual Review and also publishes its financial expenditure in an annual Statement of Accounts.
Landscapes Review
We hope that this independent review into the future of AONBs will strengthen our designation, helping connect people and landscapes.
Chilterns Boundary Review
Unfortunately, Natural England has now confirmed the cancellation of the Chilterns Boundary Review project due to national budget cuts.
Related news
The Chilterns National Landscape welcomes new Head of Programmes
We are delighted to welcome Louise Hartley to the Chilterns National Landscape team as our new Head of Programmes.
Royal Forestry Society honours woodland champion John Morris
John, who spent many years leading the Chiltern Woodlands Project, has received the Royal Forestry Society's Sylva Trophy.
Our Annual Review 2025/26: Working together for a thriving Chilterns
Reflecting on a year of hard work, partnership, and positive action across the Chilterns National Landscape.