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In dieser Ausgabe

Sycamore Gap
How hope springs from tragedy

10 pub gardens picked by top chefs

Ocean giants
Experience the magic of sharks

Magical mountains
Scale Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike & Yr Wyddfa... in a day!

CAPERCAILLIES ENJOY A BABY BOOM IN THE SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS

'Free meals' for predators boost capercaillie breeding success in the Cairngorms National Park

1 mins

PLASTIC WET WIPES BANNED IN WALES

The new regulation aims to cut sewer blockages and pollution

2 mins

BROTHER ON AN EPIC JOURNEY

Using only local buses, John Green travelled the length of Britain in aid of one of England's oldest almshouses

2 mins

SITE OF THE FIRST PURPOSE-BUILT PRISONER-OF-WAR CAMP SAVED

A little-known historic site where thousands of prisoners were held during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars has now been acquired for the nation

1 mins

A MYTHICAL CELTIC HERO LIVES ON

The truly ancient Celtic festival of Lughnasadh is an athletic, and sometimes unusual, celebration of the season's first harvest

3 mins

TREES ARE EVOLVING TO FIGHT DEADLY ASH DIEBACK

Natural selection is enabling trees to resist a fungal disease that has decimated forests across Britain and Europe

1 mins

Shareholders are paid billions but sewage still flows into our waters

On the River Nidd, as it flows through the Yorkshire town of Knaresborough, there is a large natural pool between two weirs that has been a popular spot for wild bathers for many years. Because of pollution, however, the water is sometimes not even fit for dogs to swim in.

3 mins

The sheep that changed farming forever is in a fight for survival

The farm is basking in the warmth of summer.

2 mins

The West Island Way

Less than two hours from Glasgow, the Isle of Bute is a peaceful haven of sweeping bays and dramatic views. A smitten Ben Lerwill enjoys quiet solitude along the West Island Way

6 mins

Hope emerges

The felling of the Sycamore Gap Tree appalled and saddened millions. Yet, as Fergus Collins discovers, hope can spring from the darkest ecological tragedies

6 mins

TOP 10 BRITISH PUB GARDENS

Enjoy gorgeous grub and great views in these pub gardens selected by the UK's top chefs, says

9 mins

The gorse awakens

Forty years ago, Greenham Common was home to 96 nuclear warheads and era-defining protests. Now, butterflies have replaced the B-47s, as Dave Hamilton discovers on a walk with a Star Wars twist

7 mins

Soaring back

Walk along the UK's coast this summer and you might encounter ocean giants the size of wardrobes erupting from the waters. Kevin Parr reports on the remarkable return of bluefin tuna to our shores

6 mins

Growing pains

The Government has found itself the focus of angry protests over a number of its key conservation, planning and farming decisions. Has it misread the room or is it making necessary choices? Fergus Collins looks at a year of life under Labour

1 mins

Infrastructure and green spaces

Since the 2024 election, Labour has made no secret of its desire to kickstart the UK's sluggish economy and solve the shortage of housing. But at what cost to nature and our green spaces?

3 mins

A future for farming incentives

Britain is one of the world's most nature-depleted countries. So why has Labour closed the Sustainable Farming Incentive, a scheme to reward farmers for protecting the natural environment?

2 mins

Inheritance tax controversy

The farming inheritance tax changes have faced some of the biggest protests of all Labour's new measures. But is the backlash justified? We crunch the numbers

2 mins

Regional accents are a source of pride, but they're in danger of fading away

Regional accents and dialects are long-held loves of mine - vocabulary, grammar, idiom and slang, rooted in a particular place.

2 mins

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BBC Countryfile Magazine Description:

Herausgeber: Our-Media-Ltd

Kategorie: Lifestyle

Sprache: English

Frequenz: Monthly

Countryfile Magazine inspires you to explore forgotten corners of the great British countryside and provides knowledge of the people and wildlife that inhabit it. We want to tempt you into trying new things, seek out new places and make the most of Britain’s beautiful landscapes.