Exciting planned river restoration works at Chesham Moor will temporarily reduce access to the area this autumn/winter. Information about a...
The Chilterns National Landscape has received a £350k grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund for Not Bourne Yesterday: Chalk...
Dear Friends, Welcome to the summer edition of the Chilterns Chalk Streams Project newsletter. This year promises to be the...
In partnership with the Ver Valley Society, we’ve collaborated with five schools in St Albans this academic year. Our...
A habitat enhancement project is well underway on the R. Chess at Crestyl in Sarratt, where the CCSP has been...
We’re very proud of the work that we completed on the Hamble Brook last year and with the current high...
Volunteers from the Chiltern Rangers and Latimer Park Fly Fishers have worked to repair several large breaches in the bank...
CCSP Team presenting at the ’Temporary Rivers & Streams Meeting, 2024’
With funding from Smarter Water Catchment Project we are now able to offer free "wildlife of the Chilterns" posters for schools in our area.
The Chilterns National Landscape has released a position statement expressing dismay that local communities, including Chalfont St Giles and Chalfont St Peter, are yet again suffering from raw sewage discharges flowing from overloaded sewage pipes owned and managed by Thames Water.
