Looking east across the tunnel portal and piling for tunnel support barrettes - May 2022 (08_77)

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To build a diverse and resilient Chilterns, where people are connected to nature, we tackle some of the most serious threats to this precious landscape.
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bottom wood

brush hill

captain's wood

cholesbury camp

cobblers pits

ewelme watercress beds

hampden monument

lacey green windmill

northend common

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penn jubilee wood

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CHILTERN SOCIETY DIRECTORY

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We have almost 600 volunteers in more than 900 roles campaigning for, promoting and conserving the Chilterns.
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whiteleaf hill
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Chiltern Society,
White Hill Centre, White Hill, Chesham, Buckinghamshire, HP5 1AG.
01494 771250
office@chilternsociety.org.uk

Opening times: 9.30am to 1pm, Tuesday to Friday (excluding Bank Holidays). Please note that occasionally we may be closed during these times. If you wish to visit the office for any reason, please contact us in advance.
Parking. There’s a large FREE car park at the White Hill Centre, but it can sometimes be very full. If you’d like to know what space there is, please contact us shortly before your visit. Otherwise, parking is also available at Waitrose, which is very nearby in The Backs (conditions apply).

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To build a diverse and resilient Chilterns, where people are connected to nature, we tackle some of the most serious threats to this precious landscape.

About us

Our charity

Our sites

Our partners

Contact us

Every year our volunteers give more than 89,000 hours to take positive action for the environment in their community.

Get involved

Join us

Volunteer

Donate

Your legacy

Stay in touch

We have almost 600 volunteers in more than 900 roles campaigning for, promoting and conserving the Chilterns.

What we care about

Our projects

Conservation

Heritage and culture

Our heritage sites

Planning & HS2

Rights of way

Our walks, talks, workshops and tours bring thousands of people together with the Chilterns' heritage and landscape.

Discover the Chilterns

Events

Walking

Cycling

Photography

Food & drink

History

Contact

Office

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