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.

Red squirrel for episode 10 of season 5 of the BBC Countryfile Magazine podcast

Delightful tales of red squirrels and house sparrows

Woz Andrew catches a brown trout on the River Tame

Walk the River Tame in Manchester to see a river restored to glorious life

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

Discover the medicinal powers of wildflowers and plants

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Sugar Loaf mountain in spring, viewed from the Deri

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

Horner Wood image for spring BBC Countryfile Magazine podcast

Journey into spring on Exmoor to meet Britain’s most exotic migrant birds

Dawn in the gentle hills of Dorset

A gentle nature ramble in rural Dorset – with a magnificent dawn chorus

Plane tree on a Brecon Beacons path

Climb into the Brecon Beacons for a spring wildlife special

The Amateur Poacher book by Richard Jefferies

Explore the wilds of Wessex in the footsteps of a traditional countryside rogue

Sign welcoming visitors to The Community Farm near Bristol

Food and Recipes

Explore a brilliant community farm near Bristol

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Celebrate spring with the glorious song of woodlarks

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Enjoy a marvellous otter adventure in Shetland

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The battle to improve our national parks