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Water in a Dry Landscape - Project Update from the Chilterns Chalk Stream Project Team

Water in a Dry Landscape – Project Update from the Chilterns Chalk Stream Project Team

Date: 15th February 2022

Part of the Chilterns Conservation Board’s £2.4 Million pound National Lottery Heritage Funded, Landscape Partnership Scheme, Chalk Cherries and Chairs, Water in a Dry Landscape is a project which aims to find out more about the health of the chalk streams which rise from the foot of the northern scarp of the Chiltern hills.

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