Here at Chiltern Rangers, our mission is to enhance the Chilterns’ habitats through conservation, education and community engagement.   We work with local communities to provide habitat management in Buckinghamshire and the Chilterns.  You will find us in the woodlands, chalk grasslands, commons, ponds, chalk streams and urban habitats.

Our work can only be achieved with the help of our volunteers – people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds, plus community organisations, charities, social enterprises, schools & colleges.

If you would like to be part of our volunteer team,

please look at our Get Involved! page for more information.

Do you want to help us help Communities and Conservation?

Click below to make a donation.   Thank you!

News

Impact Review 2025-26

We're delighted to share that Chiltern Rangers continues to grow and evolve as an organisation. This year marks an exciting milestone with the publication of our first Annual Impact Review, which we intend to make a regular publication. The review highlights the...

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Spring Newsletter 2026

That's pretty much a wrap for spring 2026, read all about it here in our Spring Newsletter. Thanks to Jill Jurdon for putting all of our words into a comprehensive format and also to Colin Duncan for letting us go behind the scenes of his Countryfile experience! If...

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Regenerative Skills Hub – Free Training Programme

We’re sharing a new opportunity launching in 2026 at Pitchcott Farm in Buckinghamshire. The Regenerative Skills Hub is a free, hands-on training programme in land stewardship, food growing and ecological restoration. It is designed for people at different starting...

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Plants for butterflies and other pollinators

With the help of volunteer Jill Jurdon and our friends at Butterfly Conservation Upper Thames Branch, we are pleased to share a list of butterfly friendly native plants, along with plenty of other pollinator-friendly options to help your garden become a welcoming...

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