Interviews

Robert Macfarlane in the Countryfile Magazine podcast

A walk and talk with the brilliant nature writer Robert Macfarlane

Amy Jeffs, Storyland by Oliver Edwards

Hear the ancient stories of Britain with historian Amy Jeffs on the Avalon Marshes

Tony Juniper, chair of natural England

Podcast: discussing the big issues facing the countryside with head of Natural England Tony Juniper – PART 2

Tony Juniper natural england in Countryfile podcast

Podcast: meet Tony Juniper, the Chair of Natural England, at Wicken Fen – PART ONE

Simon Farnaby stars in the BBC Countryfile Magazine podcast

Ghosts star Simon Farnaby on his love of the countryside and his new book for children

Hiker on the West Highland Way in Scotland

Composer Matilda Brown on how walking has inspired her music

Jasmin Paris

Champion ultrarunner: Jasmin Paris on her epic 268-mile Pennine Way win

Programme Name: Worzel Gummidge - TX: n/a - Episode: Worzel Gummidge - First Look (No. n/a) - Picture Shows: Worzel Gummidge (MACKENZIE CROOK) - (C) Leopard Pictures - Photographer: Matt Burlem

Worzel Gummidge guide: story, cast and how to watch the new remake

Lands End, Francis Salvesen

Gallery: landscape artist Francis Salvesen

Dam and countryside town

Meet the local vicar who saved the town of Whaley Bridge from a bursting dam

John Craven Eastville Park

John Craven interview: life on TV and the British countryside

Visitors walking along the coastal path of Kynance Cove, The Lizard Peninsula (Photo by: John Millar for The National Trust)

Working in the countryside: volunteer ranger

Dave Willis - outdoors photographer

Podcast: How to take great outdoors photography

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

Telephoto landscape of the Black Mountains in the Brecon Beacons National Park. View from Llangynidr. February

Wild people: Raymond Williams, novelist and cultural commentator