The Chilterns Conservation Board is an independent statutory body which was established by Parliament in 2004 to conserve and promote the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).
As a small organisation covering a big landscape the Board works closely with many partners, a principal one being the Chiltern Society. This close partnership was cemented by an official Accord between the organisations in 2015, which outlines many shared objectives.
In fulfilling these purposes, the Board has a duty to seek to foster the economic and social well-being of local communities within the AONB without incurring significant expenditure.
The Board has 27 members, drawn from communities across the Chilterns, and a small staff team based in Chinnor in Oxfordshire. In its work the Board develops projects and offers support and advice across a wide range of topics including:
The Board’s website contains lots of information on its work, plus an interactive map of walks, bike rides and attractions and descriptions of the special features that make the AONB nationally and internationally-important.
Chilterns Conservation Board,
90 Station Rd,
Chinnor,
Oxon OX39 4HA.
Chilterns Conservation Board,
90 Station Rd,
Chinnor,
Oxon OX39 4HA.
