What Are We Protecting
The Hoo Peninsula is much more than a collection of sites on a planning map.
It is a living landscape shaped over centuries by its communities, rivers, marshes, farmland, wildlife and history. Its villages are connected by the landscape around them, yet each retains its own identity and character.
From Higham and Shorne in the west to Allhallows and Grain in the east, the Hoo Peninsula contains places and habitats of local, national and international importance.
Save The Hoo Peninsula exists to protect what makes this place special - its communities, wildlife, countryside, farmland and heritage - and to ensure that any change respects what is already here.