Local Nature Recovery –
Become a Community WildBelt Volunteer
The Community WildBelt project, funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund, The Rothschild Foundation and Buckinghamshire Council is a pilot project which aims to develop a sustainable approach to delivering joined-up nature conservation at a local level through volunteering. The foundation of the project will be supporting and facilitating volunteers in taking practical and positive action to improve Nature Recovery in their local area.
Initially the project is focussed around the Wendover area and surrounding parishes and we are looking to recruit local volunteers for this exciting new project. No experience necessary, 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.
The Community WildBelt project is made possible by The National Lottery Heritage Fund
To get involved and to learn more
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Our partners
We are working with a number of organisations including:
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