Opinion

Ellie Harrison: finding light in the dark of midwinter

Ellie Harrison

John Craven: Climate change could create a new army of pests

John Craven

Highland Gathering

The Highland Games: a prince’s passion

Starling

Ellie Harrison: the plight of the starling in Britain

Sara Maitland: Catching a glimpse of a mysterious owl in the inky night is a winter treat

Sara Maitland

Sara Maitland: The uncertainty surrounding Brexit is doing Britain’s farmers no favours

Sara Maitland

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Sara Maitland: When you think of a farmer, do you picture a man or a woman?

Ellie Harrison: We should all know where our meat comes from

Ellie Harrison

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Countryfile Presenters

Adam Henson: Could insects be food of the future in Britain?

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Ellie Harrison: How nature has the power to heal

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Sara Maitland: Where are our smaller verge wildflowers?

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Sara Maitland: Time and time again, we battle the changing of the clocks

Wheat crops

Sara Maitland: Is growing crops to create energy the best use of Britain’s farmland?

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Sara Maitland: Why rural poverty must be recognised

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Countryfile TV Show

John Craven: How will the countryside fare after Brexit?