High Weald AONB

Highlights

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and enjoy all that the High Weald landscape has to offer

The sediments were laid down in the age of dinosaurs and they were once shelters for prehistoric hunter gatherers

Step back 600 years to a medieval landscape of rolling hills; irregular-shaped fields; woods; farmsteads; and sunken lanes

whose purchase will help maintain the woodlands, pastures and wildlife of the High Weald

request a free site visit and introductory advice on caring for your land

Schools competition 2012 A competition designed to test secondary school pupil’s skills, knowledge and imagination has just been launched by Batcheller Monkhouse. Read more	Landscape photography at Ashdown Forest James Barrett, an exciting and talented local artist has chosen the Forest Centre to host an exhibition of his latest work. Read more
Woodland apprenticeship scheme A three day 'Work in the Woods' taster event is being held for young people interested in a new apprenticeship scheme Read more	Songs and Sounds in the High Weald A new 'Songs and Sounds in the landscape' workshop is now available to primary schools across the area following a successful pilot in three schools. Read more
Radio 4 comes to the High Weald Radio 4's Making History has visited the High Weald to investigate mysterious archaeological features. Read more	Launch of farming and forestry Fund Defra has announced the launch of a new £20 million fund for farming and forestry businesses. Read more