wildlife photography
It's the size of a double-decker bus and weighs a mighty 7 tonnes. Meet the ocean giant that swims - rather leisurely it must be said – through UK waters
Get to know the world's second largest fish with our guide to Britain's basking sharks, including facts about the species and the best places to see them in the UK.
Wildlife photography tips: how to take great photos of animals
Our expert-written photography guide explains how capture the perfect wildlife shot.
Best wildlife and nature photography courses
From capturing otters on camera in Devon to snapping the perfect image of deer in their autumn rut in the Scottish Highlands, hone your photography skills by taking part in an expertly led wildlife photography course.
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How to take beautiful photos of blossom
The start of spring sees trees and hedgerows bursting with beautiful blossom, and longer days providing us with more opportunities to get outside and photograph these flowering trees. Our guide explores some top tips for taking photographs of blossom on spring days, including advice on exposure, contrast and composition.
Virtual escapes: Britain's idyllic islands
Take a trip to some of the UK's most enchanting islands with our selection of incredible cinematic videos
Best places to photograph wildlife in the UK
Fancy trying to capture the perfect wildlife shot on camera? From the Hebrides to Dorset, here is a selection of the best places for wildlife photography in Britain
Podcast: learn about river fish with film-maker Jack Perks on the Bristol Frome
Join freshwater fish photographer Jack Perks and editor Fergus Collins on an underwater fish watching adventure on the River Frome to learn how he filmed these elusive creatures. Listen now to the first episode of season three of the BBC Countryfile Magazine podcast.
Competition: Bird Photographer of the Year
The Bird photographer of the Year competition has just been launched for 2019
UK's most threatened insect species
A photographic gallery of some of the UK's most endangered insects