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New 20:26 Vision

What future for the countryside?

CPRE is looking to the future and our 20:26 Vision sets out a thought-provoking picture of the sort of countryside we might see, and some of the challenges it may face, in 2026, CPRE’s centenary year. Our ambition is to provoke a national debate that will lead to a consensus on how we can all protect the green spaces that make England beautiful.
  • Book
  • A5, 52pp
  • November 2007
  • PDF (1.3Mb)
20:26 Vision
Campaigners’ Guide to Trees and Woods
An essential guide to anyone wanting to influence tree and woodland planting, protection, management and planning, from the street tree to the large forest.
  • Campaign briefing
  • A4, 72pp
  • November 1996
  • ISBN: 0 946044 57 0
  • £3.00 RRP £10.00
Campaigning for Countryside Character
This guide outlines a range of way in which local volunteers and groups can work with others to identify, promote and create local landscape diversity and distinctiveness.
  • Campaign briefing
  • A4, 16pp, plus 5 case studies
  • June 2003
  • ISBN 1 902786 62 9
  • £5.00
  • PDF (1.1Mb)
CPRE's Clutter Challenge Local Examples
  • Leaflet
  • A4, 1pp
  • August 2004
  • PDF (135Kb)
Dry Stone Walls
An attractively illustrated leaflet highlighting the importance of dry stone walls and pointing out threats to their survival, with guidelines on how you can help protect them.
  • Leaflet
  • October 1996
  • Free with SAE
New Glyndebourne Tranquillity Map
  • Map
  • A4, 1p
  • March 2008
  • PDF (1.2Mb)
New Glyndebourne Wind Turbine - CPRE tranquillity evidence
CPRE's evidence to the Glyndebourne Wind Turbine Planning Inquiry regarding the effect of the proposed development on tranquillity as mapped by CPRE.
  • Submission
  • A4, 9pp
  • March 2008
  • PDF (54Kb)
Hedge Facts
A fascinating leaflet containing a mix of hedgerow facts and folklore.
  • Leaflet
  • October 1998
  • Free with SAE
Hedgerow Action Pack

Guide to surveying hedges

This pack is designed for use by volunteers who wish to conduct hedgerow surveys. The information obtained through the hedgerow surveys has clear links to the information local planning authorities are required to find out to determine whether a hedgerow should be protected under the Hedgerow Regulations 1997.
  • Action pack
  • A5
  • May 1997
  • ISBN: 0 946044 62 7
  • Free with SAE
Hedgerows
Hedgerows are a vital part of England’s heritage as well as having many practical uses. This full colour leaflet looks at why they are important and the threats they face.
  • Leaflet
  • March 1999
  • ISBN: 0 946044 95 3
  • Free with SAE

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