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The Battle of Culloden, 16 April 1746, Inverness (Getty)

Historic places

Guide to Britain’s battlefields: history and best sites to visit

Man climbing

Historical figures

Andy Nisbet, climber and mountain guide

Aerial countryside view

Who owns England? History of England’s land ownership and how much is privately owned today

Ellie Harrison: why we should embrace the humble dandelion

Ellie Harrison

Sara Maitland: why immigrant wildflowers are part of nature’s rich tapestry

Sara Maitland

Country garden and house

Historical figures

British architect Sir Edwin Lutyens: why is he famous and where can you see his work?

The River Brathay at Elterwater on a sunny day in Cumbia.

Catch up with BBC Radio 3: How rivers provide a source of inspiration

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Podcast: How a lucky blind date led to a new life as a farmer

Sword on the meadow with stones under the dramatic sky. Storm heaven and sun lights. Photos montage with 3D render illustration.

Historic places

Podcast: Finding King Arthur’s Britain in the modern countryside

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Historical figures

Podcast: Explore a mysterious ancient site in Wiltshire – plus listen to stunning woodland birdsong

EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND - AUGUST 14: English naturalist, nature photographer, television presenter and author Chris Packham attends a photocall at Edinburgh International Book Festival at Charlotte Square Gardens on August 14, 2016 in Edinburgh, Scotland. (Photo by Roberto Ricciuti/Getty Images)

Who is Chris Packham? Everything you need to know about the Springwatch presenter

Boundary Dragon on Victoria Embankment, London

Historical figures

St George’s Day: when is it and history behind the legend

Life on Britain’s cliff edge: what it’s like to live with the threat of coastal erosion

Wheat crops

John Craven: Does the future of farming lie in mimicking nature?