Charlotte Smith and Joe Crowley embark on an inspiring journey to south west Wales, where they dive into the fascinating world of kelp harvesting at Câr-y-Môr, the nation’s pioneering regenerative ocean farm.
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Nestled in the picturesque landscapes of north Cornwall, the Camel Trail stands as one of the most cherished recreational routes in the UK.
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In anticipation of Mental Health Awareness Week, presenters Sean Fletcher and Margherita Taylor venture to the Sharpham Trust, nestled within the picturesque wilderness of South Devon.
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As this year’s lambing season draws to a close, we find ourselves at Adam Henson’s picturesque farm nestled in the scenic Cotswolds.
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Sean Fletcher and Margherita Taylor embark on a captivating journey to Rutland, which holds the distinction of being England’s smallest county by area.
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In the verdant surroundings of RHS Wisley in Surrey, the spotlight shines on one of nature’s marvels—the indispensable bee.
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Join Anita Rani and Matt Baker as they embark on an exhilarating journey through the heart of the Lake District, traversing the renowned Hardknott and Wrynose Passes.
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In the heart of Gloucestershire lies the majestic Westonbirt National Arboretum, encompassing a sprawling 600 acres of lush landscapes that Hamza Yassin and Charlotte Smith have the pleasure of exploring as they herald the arrival of spring.
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In the heart of England, the Trent Valley unfolds, a testament to both the ravages and the resilience of nature. Historically, the valley has been at the epicenter of the UK’s industrial revolution, with the mighty River Trent, the nation’s third-largest river, coursing through it
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Archaeology at Hinton Ampner – Countryfile delves into the rich tapestry of Britain’s past, unearthing the secrets hidden beneath its verdant landscapes. From the echoes of Roman currency to the remnants of Stone Age tools and the skeletal whispers of prehistoric life, the countryside is a treasure trove of ancient marvels waiting to be discovered. This week, Anita Rani embarks on a fascinating journey to Hinton Ampner, a quintessentially English medieval village nestled in the serene countryside near Winchester, Hampshire. This location is not just a picturesque postcard; it is a historical palimpsest, bearing the marks of Neolithic and
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Countryfile – Wessex Downs – In the heart of the North Wessex Downs, a captivating landscape unfolds – the Marlborough Downs. This area forms an integral part of the National Landscape, a testament to nature’s enduring beauty and the unwavering efforts of conservationists. Chalk grasslands, ancient woodlands, and rare chalk streams intertwine, creating a tapestry of diverse habitats that beckon exploration. Charlotte Smith and Sean Fletcher embark on a journey through this rich landscape, their path leading them to one of the UK’s newest and most remarkable nature reserves – Bay Meadows. What was once a grazing land destined
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In 2024, the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) celebrates a remarkable milestone – 200 years of unwavering dedication to saving lives at sea.
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