Podcast

Llangorse Lake and Crannog Island in morning mist, Llangorse, Brecon Beacons National Park, Powys, Wales, United Kingdom, Europe

The dark history of Llangorse Lake

Adele Nozedar, forager

How to forage from field and hedgerow

BOSTON, MA - MAY 16: A basket filled by Tyler Akabane while foraging for garlic mustard and Japanese knotweed around Turtle Pond, near Enneking Parkway in Boston, is pictured on May 16, 2019. If you cant beat them, eat them. Thats the approach Forage is taking to invasive species, one of five major forces threatening around 1 million animal and plant species with extinction according to the United Nations. Earlier this month, the Cambridge eatery hosted its first Eat Your Invasives dinner, a multicourse feast featuring invasive species like garlic mustard, Japanese knotweed, and Asian carp. (Photo by David L. Ryan/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)

Spring foraging in Monmouthshire with Adele Nozedar

Nightingale in song

Searching for nightingales in Gloucestershire

Hiker sitting enjoying the view on a hillside

Why our national parks need more wildlife

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How a lucky blind date led to a new life as a farmer

Sword on the meadow with stones under the dramatic sky. Storm heaven and sun lights. Photos montage with 3D render illustration.

Historic places

Podcast: Finding King Arthur’s Britain in the modern countryside

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Historical figures

Podcast: Explore a mysterious ancient site in Wiltshire – plus listen to stunning woodland birdsong

Historical figures

Easter podcast: pilgrimages and parish churches with Dr Emma Wells

Nick Baker on the big rural issues that make him cross

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Podcast: Naturalist Nick Baker on sharks encounters, rural heroes and more!

Podcast: Naturalist Nick Baker talks countryside, wildlife and favourite music

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Meet owls and wild geese in the wilds of Lancashire’s Ribble Estuary

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Roam the magical marshes of the Gwent Levels – with surprise wildlife encounters

Sea eagle

Why rewilding is vital for wildlife and farmers