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Countryside Code Champions

Watch our short videos with key messages from local Surrey Countryside Code Champions to encourage responsible behaviour and a sense of confidence in the countryside so that everyone feels welcome to enjoy the outdoors. Please follow the Countryside Code.

Our countryside code champions

Be wildfire aware Do not light fires. Fires can be as devastating to wildlife and habitats.
Care for nature Stick to paths and take care not to disturb plants and wildlife.
Plan your adventure Go prepared, follow local signs, keep to paths and have fun!
Respect all users The countryside is for everyone, be considerate and share the space.
Leave no trace Leave gates and property as you find them and bag and bin dog waste.
Slow down for horses Slow down or stop for horses, giving them plenty of room.
  • Reviewed: 09 May 2023
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