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The changing river with Philippa Forrester

Philippa Forrester shares stories about the river in her garden.

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Reed cutting at Cley

Ruth Sanderson meets reed cutters in Norfolk's oldest nature reserve.

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Tales from the Quoile Riverbank

Flooding, steamboats and Vikings - Helen Mark charts colourful times on the River Quoile.

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Field notes from Mars

Rose Ferraby explores the links between the landscapes of Orkney and the planet Mars.

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Britain鈥檚 deadliest footpath

Helen Mark explores the Broomway in Essex, nicknamed 'Britain's deadliest footpath'.

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Postal Paths and Corpse Roads

Helen Mark is in Cumbria, finding out about some of the county's historic fell routes.

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Diving Gannets and Raging Seas

Martha Kearney gets up close to Bass Rock, one of the world's largest gannet colonies.

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Darwin's Childhood Garden

A journey through Charles Darwin鈥檚 childhood garden.

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Mapping Britain's Holloways

Helen Mark takes a trip along the ancient sunken roads of Dorset.

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Gibraltar Point

Martha Kearney explores the shifting sands of Gibraltar Point, on the Lincolnshire coast.

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Bats on Punts

Martha Kearney explores the world of nocturnal wildlife in Cambridge.

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Shivering Sands

Martha Kearney explores the history of the Shivering Sands sea forts off the Kent coast.

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Wiltshire's white horses

Helen Mark explores the chalk hill carvings of the Wiltshire landscape.

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Anneka Rice and Maggi Hambling in Suffolk

The landscapes and seascapes that have inspired the artist Maggi Hambling.

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Post-Flood Cumbria

Matt Baker visits Cumbria to see if life is returning to normal after the floods of 2009.

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The Sound of the Fens

Martha Kearney is on Fen Edge in Cambridgeshire listening to the sound of the countryside.

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The Sound of The Fens

The people and wildlife that shape the landscape of the British Isles

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Writing Wildness

Helen Mark heads to the Shropshire hills to discover how to write about nature.

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Football Falcons Rookies and Rooks

Footballers and birdwatching.

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Battery Rocks

Helen Mark discovers a wilderness in the heart of Penzance.

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Wildlife Watching on Mull

This week, Open Country visits Mull to learn about responsible wildlife watching.

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Aberaeron's Mackerel Festival

How mackerel (and other fish) have shaped the people and landscape of Aberaeron.

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Night under the Stars

Helen Mark joins a group of young carers as they spend a night under canvas on Dartmoor.

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The 100 Mile Wildlife Corridor

Martha Kearney discovers how one of the UK's largest nature projects is taking root.

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These Debatable Lands

Helen Mark explores 50 square miles that were neither England nor Scotland.

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Cornish Mining

Martha Kearney takes a trip through the past, present and future of mining in Cornwall.

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Shifting Sands of Sefton

An exploration of the Sefton coastline between Liverpool and Southport.

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Time travel on Orkney

Rose Ferraby journeys through the history of the Orkney coastline.

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The People's Forest

How Epping Forest was fought for, and saved by, the people of East London.

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Wild and Windy Fylde

Martha Kearney learns about the part wind has played in shaping the Lancashire landscape.

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