Podcast

In each episode of the BBC Countryfile Magazine podcast, we go on a great escape into beautiful landscapes where we look for great wildlife, explore curious historic sites, meet interesting rural people and discuss the big issues affecting the countryside. Past guests include former rugby legend Matt Dawson, bushcraft expert Ray Mears and TV presenter Mike Dilger.

The podcast is available on Acast, iTunes, Apple Podcasts and most major podcast apps.

Lucy Jones author of Losing Eden

Finding a healthy mind, heart and body in nature

Britain's strangest bird

An eerie evening with Britain’s strangest bird

Discover the delights and mysteries of rural churches

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Ancient pathway in rural Dorset

On the trail of an assassin in the ancient holloways of Dorset

Bluebells carpet the woodland in this Springtime scene, Getty

How wild farming is helping cuckoos and rare butterflies on Dartmoor

Isle of Seil – podcast for BBC Countryfile Magazine

Find peace and poetry on a Scottish island

rabbits in spring on sugar loaf Abergavenny

Find rabbits, ravens and the stunning song of wood warblers in the Brecon Beacons

TV naturalist George McGavin by Lois Wendon

Take a hedgerow safari with TV naturalist Dr George McGavin

A nightingale singing in spring

Nightingales at dawn in Dorset – magical, beautiful and moving

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Foraging in a woodland in the Crew's Hole area of Bristol

Discover the medicinal powers of wildflowers and plants

Sugar Loaf mountain in spring, viewed from the Deri

Walk with bluebells and cuckoos on Sugar Loaf in the Brecon Beacons