We are bringing the Wendover Canal to life
Our volunteers are rebuilding and relining the Wendover Canal.
We continue to attract more people to enjoy our ever-improving green corridor, walking and cycling as well as boating, improving their Well-being. We have already achieved a substantial net gain in Biodiversity, and we remain careful that it increases further.
Major achievements to date include: Funding a rebuilt Little Tring Bridge, re-watering over a mile (1.7km) of canal,
and conserving Heritage e.g. the historic Whitehouses site.
We are planning bringing the missing link of the Wendover Canal to life, by reconnecting the short missing section near Little Tring. This means clearing the Tip, and rebuilding the towpath.
Latest News
- Wendover WRG Canal CampsFour weeks of restoration under way, read about the canal camps…
- August Wendover Canal WalkThe first Saturday in August turned out to be hot and sunny for our Wendover Canal walk…
- Did you win? (July 2022)Click into this item to find out which of our members won, in our Club 100 draw this quarter…
- Walk with Wendover Canal TrustOur next guided canal walk is on August 6th…
- Newsletter Summer 2022Summer 2022 Newsletter for our members…
- July 2022 Operations ReportWendover Canal Trust’s July 2022 Operations Report…
Older news items, see Library
Key Benefits of bringing Wendover Canal to life:
Restoration
Click here for an introduction to our restoration of the Wendover Canal, or click here for details including our work party dates.
Biodiversity
Click here to read about how all we do on the Wendover Canal drives Biodiversity Net Gain and improves the environment.
Well-being
Many find that visiting places such as the Wendover Canal enhances their well-being, click here to find out more.
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