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<p>Hindhead Commons and the Devil's Punch Bowl</p>

Lifeline for Surrey’s rare heathland as £285k funding secured

<p>Frensham Heights head Ben McCarey with former head Andrew Fisher in front of the newly opened treehouse.</p>

Treehouse reopens in Frensham Heights woodland

<p>Farnborough Airport.</p>

Surrey Heath objects to Farnborough Airport weekend flight increase

<p>Petersfield heath and pond in the South Downs National Park. (Ben Evans)</p>

The long read: A blueprint for the future of the South Downs

<p>Weydon School's award-winning honey frame.</p>

Sweet success for Weydon School's honey-makers

<p>The River Rother at Liss.</p>

Importance of local chalk streams and rivers recognised by council

<p>Local Nature Recovery Strategy for Hampshire 2025.</p>

Calls made to protect national landscapes

<p>Kings Pond in Alton.</p>

Big change to pond and river proposal for Kings Pond in Alton

<p>Workers harvest grapes at Penn Croft vineyard near Crondall.</p>

Winemakers prepare for vintage year after hot summer

<p>The BP garage in Mill Lane, Crondall</p>

Battery station approved despite residents concerns

<p>Guests celebrate the opening of the South Downs Centurion Way cycle trail. </p>

South Downs railway transformed into cycle trail

<p>Plans for a McDonald’s at Tice’s Meadow Nature Reserve have been refused.</p>

Plans for McDonald's near nature reserve rejected

<p>James Winkworth, director of business development and growth for South Downs National Park.</p>

South Downs National Park welcomes new director

<p>The campaign poster for the South Farnham park project.</p>

Have your say on South Farnham park project

<p>Angela Shaw's exhibition A Tale Of Three Rivers at the Red Cube Gallery in Frensham</p>

Sorry state of rivers exposed in Frensham phone box exhibition

<p>Concerns have been raised about reduced protection for chalk streams, like ones feeding the Meon.</p>

Do the white thing and keep safeguards for chalk streams

<p>A beaver kit eating at Ewhurst Park</p>

Honour of naming first beavers in 400 years falls to Beavers

<p>The triumphant Farnham In Bloom ground team.</p>

Blooming amazing: town's double In Bloom triumph

<p>There’s been an exciting plot development in Headley as work has begun to create a balancing pond and French drain system at the Liphook Road site.</p>

Pond project should end flooding woes at Headley allotments

<p>The location of Haslemere's proposed Churt Road wildflower verge </p>

Half-mile-long wildflower verge created to boost biodiversity

<p>A local fox captures its prey while out hunting.</p>

Photographer captures stunning photos of local foxes

<p>Members of the new Wrecclesham Conservation Group collected a vast amount of litter during their first working party – later collected by the town council</p>

New group launched to safeguard village's landscape and biodiversity

<p>Kings Pond</p>

Biodiversity planning law change may fund work at Kings Pond in Alton

<p>Medstead Primary School headteacher Matt Hunt with some of the pupils who are Young Environmentalists</p>

Medstead Primary School environmentalists win Eco-Schools Green Flag

<p>The Royal Horticultural Society has made Gilbert White’s patch in Selborne a ‘partner garden’</p>

Gilbert White's Garden made RHS 'Partner Garden' in coup for Selborne

<p>His Excellency Dr Sultan Al Jaber, COP28 President, opens the UN Climate Change Conference in Dubai </p>

Opinion: What cheer can we take from COP28 agreement?