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Countryfile presenters around a tractor

Where is Countryfile visiting this week and what time is it on BBC1?

The Cornish coast comes alive as Matt Baker, Anita Rani and Adam Henson uncover the magic of Cadgwith at Christmas. From tree deliveries to seasonal pasty making and a pub full of sea shanties.
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Person walking near the Butt of Lewis on a windy sunny day

John Craven: Could more of Scotland be community owned?

It’s thought that 2.6% of Scotland is community owned but a new land reform bill, due before the Scottish Parliament this year, will herald changes, says BBC Countryfile's John Craven
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Bison calf in Cantebury

John Craven: Bison and pigs are natural agents of rewilding

Curly-coated pigs on Dorset grasslands and bison roaming in a Kent woodland are showing just how livestock can transform rewilding projects, says the Countryfile presenter.
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Severe coastal erosion at Happisburgh, Norfolk. Coastal defences are visible on the beach below the end of a road which has fallen from the quickly receeding cliff.

John Craven: The frightening and costly reality of coastal erosion

As sea levels rise, it's time for a national debate about the long-term future of our coastline, says Countryfile presenter John Craven.
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A man planting young trees on hillside /Getty

John Craven: Investing in foresters

If Britain is to plant more trees successfully, we need to train more people in the craft of forestry, says the Countryfile presenter.
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Red squirrel sitting in a tree

John Craven: Will the Government's new environment schemes be able to reverse nature decline?

As the Government seeks to fulfil its promises to reverse nature decline within a generation, John Craven takes a look at the bold goals of the new Environmental Improvement Plan and the Environmental Land Management schemes.
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Fly-tipped rubbish

John Craven: Countryside waste crime has reached crisis point

Fly-tipping and illegal dumping in the countrysides is costing us £1 billion a year, reports the Countryfile presenter
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23 year old farmer William Young in a large sheep pen holding four lambs

John Craven: This TikTok star is the new joyful face of farming

The BBC Countryfile presenter introduces Farmer Will, a 23-year-old social-media sensation
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River and town

John Craven: can the OEP clean up our waterways?

A newly formed public body aims to protect the environment by holding government and other public authorities to account. The Countryfile presenter asks, does it have what it takes to clean up our rivers and lakes?
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King Charles III laying a hedgerow at Highgrove in Tetbury

John Craven: The new king, like his mother, is very much at home in the British countryside

The Countryfile presenter reflects on the King's passion for the environment and countryside, and how it will impact him in his new role.
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Sun rays on Haweswater, The Lake District, Cumbria, England./Credit: Getty

John Craven: A thrilling nature-led recovery in the Lakes

The Countryfile presenter reports on ecological restoration project Wild Haweswater, which is working alongside sustainable upland farming – with amazing results
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John Craven: Where is the next generation of farmers?

With the average age of a farmer now approaching 59, John Craven asks: where is the next generation of farmers?

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Gloucestershire floods

John Craven: how can the next government protect nature?

John Craven on how nature is our most valuable economic asset.

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