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Visit the Chilterns with confidence – new accessibility hub launched!

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Farming in Protected Landscapes extended until March 2029

The highly successful Farming in Protected Landscapes programme has been extended for another three years.

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Protecting a globally rare habitat

New planning guidance launched to protect fragile chalk streams.

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Promoting access and inclusion

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Influencing planning and development

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Chilterns Chalk Streams Project

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Related news

New deer management hub launched for the Chilterns

New deer management hub launched for the Chilterns

This new resource aims to provide an open and honest explanation of the issues surrounding deer in the Chilterns.

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From tradition to wildlife: volunteers complete 1.1km hedgerow

From tradition to wildlife: volunteers complete 1.1km hedgerow

The ‘Rough Around the Hedges’ volunteer group has restored 1.1km of hedgerow at Road Farm, Great Missenden.

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Trout release? Wye-ever not!

Trout release? Wye-ever not!

Not Bourne Yesterday and Dadima’s walking group released thirty brown trout into the River Wye in High Wycombe.

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Events

A group of 6 people sit on a bench at the top of a hill and look out at the view.

Just After Dawn Chorus Walk

  • 3rd May 2026
  • 08:00

Join an early morning walk at Pegsdon Hills nature reserve...

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A woodland with dark purple bluebell flowers carpeting the ground.

The Berkhamsted Walk

  • 10th May 2026
  • 09:00

Charity walk raising money for The Children's Society.

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A group of people dressed in red Household Cavalry uniforms with smoke in the background.

Cavalry and Cannons: The Napoleonic Experience at Chiltern Open Air Museum

  • 24th May 2026
  • 10:00

March back to the early 19th century as Napoleonic Living...

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