Help us to care for your local countryside

The Chiltern Society is dedicated to protecting 650 square miles of woodlands and valleys, including London’s closest designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Becoming a Chiltern Society member is a very simple way to do something practical to protect and preserve the Chilterns landscape, wildlife and heritage. Without our members’ subscriptions, we would not be able to continue our work caring for this very special part of the country.

From as little as £30.00, you can help us continue our mission to conserve this unique rural landscape and in return discover what the Chilterns has to offer.

Also as a member you will enjoy…

  • Footpath map free with your membership pack
  • Chiltern magazine packed with fascinating articles and great features, delivered direct to your door four times a year
  • Chiltern Society conferences and events you will be invited to a range of events and conferences along with our annual AGM
  • Chiltern Society sites you will have free entrance to a number of our sites

Reasons to join…

Become a guardian of the landscape and help us to safeguard it for the benefit of future generations

Discover the wildlife on your doorstep. Our woodlands and nature reserves provide ideal habitats for wildlife to thrive.

Encourage your inner wanderer and immerse yourself in this stunning rural landscape with the thousands of miles of paths to explore

Step back in time and visit some unique heritage sites lovingly restored and cared for by our volunteers, as well the wonderful array of local museums and historic houses.

Other ways to help…

Renew your membership

Already a member of the Chiltern Society? You can easily renew your membership online.

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Make a donation

Donate now and help our ongoing mission to care for this special rural landscape.

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Leave a legacy

Help to protect the Chilterns for future generations by remembering us in your Will.

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Leave a legacy

Becoming a member of the Chiltern Society gave me peace of mind to know that I was doing something to protect my countryside. It’s a small way to help make a big impact.