About our National Landscape
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The Surrey Hills was one of the first landscapes in the country to be designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in 1958. Stretching across rural Surrey, this magical National Landscape covers a quarter of the county.
National Landscapes are on par with the UK’s National Parks, each National Landscape is an outstanding landscape whose distinctive character and natural beauty is so precious that it is safeguarded in the national interest. National Landscapes are designated to conserve and enhance an area of outstanding natural beauty for people and nature.
The Surrey Hills works to conserve and support people, place, nature and mitigate climate change as a National Landscape, which is made up of five ‘family’ members to deliver the management plan.
Surrey Hills Family
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Meet the team
Ali Clarke
Programme Manager, Surrey Hills Arts
Christa Emmett
Projects & Volunteer Manager, Surrey Hills Society
Clive Smith
Planning Advisor, Surrey Hills National Landscape
Emma Cole
Communications Lead, Surrey Hills National Landscape
India Davies
Growing Together Project Officer, Surrey Hills Society
Jenna Emmerton
Environmental Land Management Adviser, Surrey Hills National Landscape
Kate Bannister
Projects & Volunteer Coordinator, Surrey Hills Society
Katie Daws
Care Farm Coordinator, Surrey Hills Society
Kia Mooney
Social Media and Marketing Assistant
Maggie Howell
Chief Executive Officer, Surrey Hills Enterprises
Patrick Haveron
Events Officer, Surrey Hills Enterprises
Rob Fairbanks
Director, Surrey Hills National Landscape
Sam Jones
Access Lead, Surrey Hills National Landscape
Sarah Thiele
Programme Manager, Surrey Hills National Landscape
Theah Dix
Surrey Hills Arts Officer