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A step change to nature recovery in the north Chilterns
The Community WildBelt project, funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund and the Rothschild Foundation, created a joined-up approach to nature conservation through local people.
The project developed and supported individuals, Parish Councils and community groups in the Wendover-Tring-Aylesbury triangle to take practical and positive action and help nature recovery on their doorsteps. Now closed, Community WildBelt continues to support the local expertise, passion and goodwill through the Community WildBelt Toolkit. It’s packed with practical tips, inspiring stories, and easy-to-use resources to help you take action. Whether you’re just starting out or already leading local projects, use the Community WildBelt Toolkit button below to get started.
The Community WildBelt project is made possible by The National Lottery Heritage Fund.
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Be a WildBelt volunteer
No experience necessary, and tools and training will be provided.
You’ll be working with different parish councils, community groups and private land owners. You may be involved in planting a new orchard, improving the biodiversity of chalk streams, tree planting, creating a wildflower meadow or recording wildlife.
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Chiltern Society membership is a very simple way to do something practical to help protect and maintain the Chilterns’ landscape and way of life..
How do we make a difference to the Chilterns?
Chiltern Society Bottom Wood is an ancient woodland dating back to before 1600 and is home to over 700 different species of plants and animals
