Arnos Vale Cemetery

Helen Mark explores the landscape of Arnos Vale Cemetery in Bristol.

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Witham Navigable Drains

Ian Marchant fulfils a boyhood dream, of navigating the Witham Navigable Drains.

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The Secret Life of Pigeons

Join us as we uncover the little-known world of the humble homing pigeon

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Painshill in Surrey - lost and found

Charles Hamilton's Painshill in Surrey was nearly lost. Helen Mark discovers more.

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Bristol and the transatlantic slave trade

Jasmine Ketibuah-Foley examines how the transatlantic slave trade has shaped Bristol.

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In the Bleak Midwinter: Holst's Cotswolds

Helen Mark considers how composer Gustav Holst's youth in the Cotswolds shaped his work

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Skateboarding in the Woods

Ruth Sanderson discovers a skateboarding camp, deep in the Forest of Dean.

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Planting Trees to Save the Planet in Cumbria

Helen Mark meets teenage campaigner Amy Bray planting trees to save the planet in Cumbria.

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The Chilterns - a new National Landscape?

Ian Marchant visits the Chilterns, to test ideas from a new review into National Parks.

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Ryebank Fields

Helen Mark visits Ryebank Fields in Chorlton and asks if it can be saved from development.

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Tintagel

With storms and high winds will Helen Mark be able to cross Tintagel's new bridge?

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Halsway Manor

Helen Mark visits the national centre for folk arts which sits in the Quantock Hills.

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Closed Country: Helen Glover in her Buckinghamshire back garden.

Helen Glover discovers what's in her own back garden with the help of Steve Backshall.

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Small Fish - Big Project

How a little known fish, rare and remarkable, is behind a huge project on the River Severn

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The Music of the Surrey Hills

Ian Marchant explores music inspired by the landscape of the Surrey Hills.

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Birmingham Tree City of the World

Helen Mark finds out why Birmingham is so obsessed with trees.

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Closed Country: A Spring Audio-Diary with Brett Westwood

Spring - an audio diary with Brett Westwood

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Closed Country: Changing seasons

Helen Mark looks at the changing seasons on her family farm near Limavady in N Ireland.

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A circus of puffins on the Isle of May

Every year on Scotland’s Isle of May, thousands of puffins return from a winter at sea.

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Julie Walters on Warley Woods

Julie Walters shares memories of her favourite childhood park, Warley Woods in Smethwick.

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Landscapes in lockdown

How archaeologists have made new discoveries about the landscape, even during lockdown.

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Ben Shieldaig

Helen Mark learns about a Scottish mountain and the village that nestles in it's shadow.

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Dawn Walk

A coastal dawn walk with wildlife filmmaker John Aitchison in West Scotland.

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Restoration in the Lake District

Ian Marchant talks to people restoring landscapes in the Lake District.

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Green Pavements

Why the plants in our pavement cracks are attracting attention as important urban flora.

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The Great Spotted Woodpecker Quest

Finding a Great Spotted Woodpecker’s nest is far from easy for cameraman James Aldred.

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Pete Waterman at Braunston Marina

Songwriter and music producer, Pete Waterman, revisits his childhood holidays

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Brett Westwood's Summer Nature Diary

Brett Westwood shares his audio-diary of the natural world in summer.

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Cleeve Common

Sybil Ruscoe visits Cleeve Common, the highest point of the Cotswold Hills.

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Ghost Ponds and Underwater Songs

In Norfolk, ghost ponds are being recovered, restored and heard to sing once again.

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The Bord Waalk of Amble

Landscape and wildlife have inspired a Bird Sculpture trail called Bord Waalk in Amble.

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Gilbert White’s Selborne

A tour of Gilbert White’s Selborne 300 years after this pioneering naturalist was born.

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The Sea

A cross-channel swimmer, a bird watcher, and an environmental artist reflect on the sea.

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New Land Owners, New Visions

Caz Graham meets the people behind two historic land buyouts in the south of Scotland.

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Eilean Shona

Eilean Shona, once a Highland crofting island, now a nature reserve and holiday retreat

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Rediscovering Redesdale

How the community in Redesdale, Northumberland, is restoring and celebrating its landscape

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Kitty Macfarlane and the Somerset Levels

Singer-songwriter Kitty Macfarlane explores how the Somerset levels inspires her music.

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The Lighthouse on the Headland of the Great Seas

How the local community is preserving the history of Scotland's Ardnamurchan Lighthouse.

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Frank Turner and the Meon Valley

Frank Turner returns to the area in which he spent his early life, the Meon Valley.

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Winter at Binevenagh

Helen Mark immerses us in her local landscape surrounding Binevenagh in Northern Ireland.

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Brett Westwood and Wyre Forest

Brett Westwood and Rosemary Winnall are in Wyre Forest in search of wild service trees.

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Snowdrop Country

Alan Street has spent his life discovering snowdrops - but now there is new demand.

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Windows

Helen Mark rethinks her relationship with windows and how they connect us to the world.

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Julia Blackburn and the Suffolk coast

Helen Mark talks to the writer Julia Blackburn about her love of the Suffolk coastline.

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Twelve months of Open Country

Helen Mark looks at some of the highlights from the last twelve months of Open Country.

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Stormont Estate

Helen Mark finds out how the public and politicians in Northern Ireland share a parkland.

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Canna

Fiona Mackenzie on the history, music and landscape of the Isle of Canna in the Hebrides.

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Songs of England

Folk singer Sam Lee explores the historic landmarks of England through song.

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Fisherwomen

The voices of the women who mend the nets and gut the fish.

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Tales from the Black Mountains

Travel writer Antonia Bolingbroke-Kent explores her new home in the Welsh Black Mountains.

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Dawn on the Sea Loch

A journey at dawn by kayak across a sea loch in western Scotland as the seasons change.

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An Obsession with Forsythia

Helen Mark meets enthusiasts creating and looking after National Plant Collections.

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Rare British breeds and their owners

We follow a photographer capturing rare British breeds in the landscape.

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Magnet Fishing

Helen Mark goes fishing for treasure with magnets in Edinburgh.

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Durham: Time and the Tides

Three artists are inspired by the landscape and communities along the Durham coastline.

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Journey to the Source of the Ancholme

Ian Marchant tracks the River Ancholme in Lincolnshire back to its source.

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Windsor Great Park

Ash Bhardwaj explores the varied landscapes of Windsor Great Park near London.

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Northumberland Sound Walk

Landscape and community inspire a sound walk in Northumberland.

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People and Stone

Archaeologist Rose Ferraby explores the connections between people and stone in Dorset.

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A Fabric Landscape

Ian Marchant visits Blackburn, where the textile industry has shaped the landscape.

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North Channel

Helen Mark explores the narrow strip of sea between Scotland and Northern Ireland.

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How to build and paint a bird nest

Blackbirds, yellowhammers, wrens and crows - British birds and the places where they live.

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The right to paddle?

How much of our waterways are open to watersports? Less than you think says Nick Hayes

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Until the land runs out

In 1945 a young man began walking from Cornwall all the way to the top of Scotland.

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A Tot of Rum

Fiona Mackenzie uncovers the story of Kinloch Castle on the Hebridean Isle of Rum.

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Britain's Forgotten Rainforest

Lush green rainforest - right here in the UK. Helen Mark gets lost in the undergrowth.

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Kerdroya - The Cornish Labyrinth

Helen Mark meets Will Coleman to discover the wonders of the Cornish hedge.

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Memorial walks and woodlands

Helen Mark discovers how reclaiming land for nature can help us to heal post-pandemic.

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After Dark on the Brecon Beacons

An after-dark, star-lit adventure. From dusk to dawn in the Brecon Beacons National Park.

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Wizards and steam trains on the West Highland Line

Tales of princes and wizards with musician, Ingrid Henderson, on the West Highland Line.

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The Wall

Inspired by Hadrian’s Wall in Northumberland, our relationship with walls is explored.

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Bright lights and bees at Blenheim

Helen Mark explores the parkland and green spaces of Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire.

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Reflections and Connections

As the year turns, four individuals reflect on their relationship with the landscape.

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Ancient Dartmoor

Ian Marchant explores Dartmoor, one of the UK's most important archaeological landscapes.

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Classic Rock

Climbing in the Langdales with Anna Fleming.

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Goats on the Gun Batteries

Helen Mark explores the landscape of Purdown on the edge of Bristol.

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California's Giant Cousins

Felicity Evans discovers how Europe's largest Redwood grove came to be in mid-Wales.

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Husky Sledding in the Cairngorms

Helen Mark explores the Aberdeenshire countryside - from the back of a husky-pulled sled!

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Mammoth Hunting on the Norfolk Coast

Emily Knight takes a walk along the Norfolk coast, on the trail of ancient mammoths.

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The Wash

We visit the Wash, where the interests of fishing and conservation are finely balanced.

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Bath Workhouse Burial Ground

We visit a field in Bath, once used as the burial ground for a 19th-century workhouse.

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Erland Cooper's Orkney

Composer Erland Cooper takes us on a tour of his Orkney homeland.

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Cornwall’s Steam Heritage

Ian Marchant celebrates steam power in Cornwall.

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The Book, the Fish and the Dove

The River Dove inspires this tale of Izaak Walton: fisherman, philosopher and writer.

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The Search for Summer Snow

Iain Cameron and Andrew Cotter climb the Scottish Highlands in search of snow.

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Aberystwyth Inspiration

Niellah Arboine returns to her university town of Aberystwyth, which inspired her so much.

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Uncharted Stories of the Causeway Coast

Helen Mark is in Northern Ireland to hear little known histories about the Causeway Coast.

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A new road for Kerrera

Antonia Quirke travels 400 metres across the sea from Oban to the tiny island of Kerrera.

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Radical Essex

Emily Knight explores the radical history of back-to-the-land pacifist communities.

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