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Out of pet food? Rural dog and cat owners use this trick to keep their essentials stocked up
Here’s how you can keep pet care consistent and avoid running out of the essentials.
Top 10 historic stays waiting to be discovered – from royal water towers to pigsties, mines and hospitals
Take a self-catered journey into the past with Dixe Wills’ pick of the Landmark Trust’s most remarkable properties...
Gut troubles stopping you from hiking? Here’s how to perform a (relatively) fart-free walk
Dr Daniel Baumgardt shares his key tips on how best to manage tummy troubles when out hiking in the countryside.
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Chanel sweaters. Private jets. Full-time bodyguards. History's most pampered dogs revealed
Join us on a journey through the lap of luxury where pets are not just companions but cherished members of the elite, living lives that redefine the concept of pampering.
Where is Countryfile visiting this week and what time is it on BBC1?
This week, away from Hampshire's busy ports and harbours, Matt Baker and Charlotte Smith meet the people working to find, protect and celebrate the county's less-well-known wildlife.
Herbivores are tastier than carnivores - here's why, and the rare exceptions to the rule
Humans prefer eating herbivores to carnivores with good reason
Faster than Usain Bolt: these are the 10 fastest dog breeds on the planet
From the lightning-fast greyhound to the short but frenetic Jack Russell, these dogs are built for speed – many reaching top speeds beyond 40mph!
Predators, pests and pack animals: 6 invasive species that Britain unleashed on the world, and are still causing issues today
Deer-eating fish, wallabies, 6-foot snakes and scorpions? Meet the UK's most bonkers invasive species
Whether they've been accidental stowaways, purposeful relocations or zoo escapees, the UK is now home to plenty of non-native species
The River Wye recognised as living ecosystem in UK first: here's why it matters
The charter recognises the River Wye as a single living entity with distinct rights
Why athletes spit so much – and why swallowing isn’t ideal: the science of mid-exercise mucus and how to prevent it
Meet the world’s toughest and most ruggedly handsome dog breeds (no.2 can even handle temperatures of -50°C)
These resilient dog breeds are known for their strength, stamina and ability to handle extreme climates – but they need to be cared for and trained properly
"It's the ultimate parental sacrifice" Meet the spider family where the children eat their mother alive. And to the death
These dog breeds are most likely to become obese – here's how to stop them piling on the pounds
Scientists explain why some dogs are more prone to pile on the pounds
"I'm a toxicology expert: these are the poisonous plants and trees all gardeners and hikers should avoid this summer"
Fall in love with Cornwall's ancient past and breathtaking present, from smuggling coves to Neolithic wonders
England’s wild far-western shores are scattered with mysterious ancient sites. Take a walk back through time with Melanie O’Shea, to the Celtic roots of Cornwall’s ruggedly beautiful West Penwith peninsula.
Regular pet expenses can add up – here’s how some owners are keeping them down
Why a pet savings plan might make sense for your spending habits
The ultimate loving protector and Swiss mountain rescue dog: Saint Bernard characteristics, colours, photos, and facts
Hospice protector, mountain hero, and gentle giant – is there anything the Saint Bernard can't do? Here's everything you need to know about the kind and sensitive pup
"Their sharp tail barb punctures your skin and the ray injects a toxic venom" Meet the most dangerous creatures lurking in the English Channel
From Portuguese Man o' war jellyfish to stingrays, sharks, and more. Here's what's lurking beneath the depths within the Channel...
It boasts a venom-loaded spine and is the size of a dining table – meet the scorpion-like creature slinking through our waters
Stingrays are generally docile but can be dangerous
Predict the weather by simply looking up. Here's how to forecast sun and showers by reading the clouds
Did you know you can forecast the weather just by reading the clouds? 'Reading the Clouds' author Oliver Perkins explains how to identify common cloud formations and how they can be used to predict the weather...
Shipwrecked for decades off the Kent coast, this war vessel still contains 1,400 tonnes of explosives
The SS Richard Montgomery was a liberty ship used to transport munitions during WW2. Stuffed with explosives, it made the journey from the US to Kent, before a storm led its to its permanent, premature resting place.
This underwater trench contains over a million tons of deadly explosives. And it's just miles from Britain's coastline
One of the deepest points in British waters, Beaufort's Dyke is the UK's largest offshore munitions dump site
Spiralling costs, fish discos and vast radioactive waste. Is nuclear really the solution to Britain’s energy problem?
In an increasingly energy-hungry Britain, is nuclear the best way to meet soaring demand without burning fossil fuels? Fergus Collins investigates the benefits and risks
