About The Box Moor Trust
With a rich history spanning four centuries, the Box Moor Trust is a registered charity that manages nearly 500 acres of grazing and amenity land on the outskirts of Hemel Hempstead and Bovingdon on behalf of the local community.
Predominantly open access, the land is free to visit and explore. The Trust plays host to three sports clubs and offers a variety of environmental awareness courses for local schools, youth groups and adult learners. It also runs a programme of community events, walks and talks, and has a thriving group of volunteers that help out with conservation and other tasks on the estate.
What does the Trust do?
As a registered charity, the Box Moor Trust is proud of the many roles that the Trust plays in the local community. Here is a brief overview of the work that we do.
Land Management
Grazing
Sport
Environmental Awareness
Forest Schools
Box Moor Rangers
Box Moor Trust Area of Benefit
This map shows the Area of Benefit within which the Box Moor Trust operates.
The Area of Benefit covers the majority of Hemel Hempstead and Bovingdon.
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