Journey through the Chilterns with Chalk, Cherries and Chairs

Journey through the Chilterns with Chalk, Cherries and Chairs

Join Chalk, Cherries and Chairs on a journey showcasing its achievements over the past five and a half years.

The Chalk, Cherries and Chairs Landscape Partnership (CCC) will come to an end in November 2024, after five impactful years since its launch. Set up to tackle challenges like HS2 development, habitat loss, and the disconnect between people and nature in the central Chilterns, CCC has delivered lasting benefits for wildlife, heritage and people, thanks to primary funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund, and other match funders.

As we look to the end of the project, we’ll continue sharing its successes through this website and social media, celebrating the legacy left by this inspiring partnership.

 

Watch the legacy film here

 

Legacy film sneak peek

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