With the results from the latest State of Nature report making for grim reading, the Chilterns Conservation Board reflects on what the results mean for the Chilterns AONB, how we’re responding to it and calls for additional resources to be able to deliver effectively for nature’s recovery. In the latest study – published yesterday –...
The Chilterns Conservation Board welcomes the government's plans to better deliver nature recovery.
With the Festival of British Archaeology upon us, there really is no better to time to launch our exciting new Heritage and Archaeology initiative; CHAP. You may have heard of the highly successful Heritage Lottery-Funded Beacons of the Past project which ran from 2018 until late 2022. One of the legacies of the project...
Last month, we were delighted to welcome Dr. Kate Heppell into her new role as Head of Landscape for the Chilterns Conservation Board. Kate has already made a huge impact on the work of the Chilterns Chalk Streams Project, having been working for the River Chess Smarter Water Catchment Project whilst on secondment from Queen...
More than 5,000 farmers and land managers have now benefited from the Farming in Protected Landscapes programme, new figures have shown.
Colin Courtney is the new Chair of the Chilterns Conservation Board. Here are his thoughts as he steps up to the role.
