Countryfile

Matt Baker and Charlotte Smith visit the last traditional farm in Bristol to meet a farmer fighting to keep her farm and her connection with the local community she feeds.

Matt Baker and Anita Rani visit County Durham's Heritage Coast to discover how this area has risen from the ashes and reinvented itself after pit closures 50 years ago.

Matt Baker and Ellie Harrison are at the Allerton Project in Leicestershire, where research by farmers enables agriculture to keep ahead of the challenges facing the industry.

Matt Baker and Joe Crowley visit Snowdonia to see how the heavy influx of British tourists during the pandemic is taking its toll on the landscape.

Joe Crowley and Matt Baker visit the Holkham Estate in Norfolk, and Charlotte Smith investigates why the UK’s sugar beet farmers are facing an uncertain future.

John Craven is at Wrest Park in Bedfordshire to help with an ambitious 20-year restoration project. He also delves into the archives, revisiting other Countryfile renovation stories.

Matt Baker and Charlotte Smith head to the High Weald on the border of Sussex and Kent, where Matt meets a visionary architect and Charlotte visits a family preserving the art of blacksmithing.

Charlotte Smith and Tom Heap are on the River Severn to find out how living with the constant threat of floods is affecting rural communities and how climate change could make things worse.

Margherita Taylor visits Melton Mowbray in Leicestershire to find out what makes for pork pie perfection.

In the face of pressure to go green, Adam Henson explores how he can change his farming habits and still pay the bills. Charlotte Smith investigates 'greenwashing'.

Anita Rani and Sean Fletcher celebrate the seventieth anniversary of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Claire Marshall investigates whether toxic herbicides are linked to Parkinson's Disease.

Matt Baker launches Countryfile’s Coastal Clean Up initiative, Ellie Harrison discovers the miracle properties of seagrass, and Tom Heap explains the importance of protecting our sand dunes.

John Craven visits two villages in Herefordshire to find out about ancient rural Easter traditions including the pax biscuit, eaten at this time of year as a token of peace.

Anita Rani and Joe Crowley visit the Mackie family of Mahee Island in County Down for the first of four seasonal visits this year. They hear how the family created their own wildlife wetland.

Anita Rani meets 15-year-old shepherd Katie on her family farm in Cumbria, and Adam Henson is in his lambing shed getting ready for the last of his new arrivals.

Countryfile this week visits the breathtaking coastline of Mount’s Bay in Cornwall and explores the magical St Michael’s Mount. Matt Baker is in for some extreme gardening.

Matt Baker and Ellie Harrison explore the grounds of the beautiful Blenheim Palace estate, and Tom Heap investigates claims that by 2050 the UK could run out of water.

Joe Crowley and Anita Rani visit Ystradgynlais in south Wales, and Adam Henson catches up with a young Welsh farmer to find out what can be done to combat loneliness in agriculture.

As cycling booms, Matt Baker and Ellie Harrison jump on their bikes to explore a new greenway in Warwickshire, and Tom Heap investigates the increase in cycling deaths on our rural roads.

At Haweswater Reservoir, John Craven meets the people behind radical new thinking to boost biodiversity, enjoys a breakfast with red squirrels and launches the calendar photographic competition.

Sean Fletcher visits Whitby, the setting for the novel Dracula, published 125 years ago. He meets people protecting Whitby's coastline and introduces clips about coastal Britain from the archives.

Charlotte Smith visits the Cotswolds to see how Adam is getting on with his experiment in regenerative farming. Adam also meets a robot that could one day eliminate the need for pesticides.

Margherita Taylor makes the second of three visits to Mahee Island in County Down. Charlotte Smith investigates what the Northern Ireland protocol means for farmers.

Charlotte Smith and Matt Baker hear about the fight to save Jersey's puffins from extinction, Matt discovers the healing powers of surfing, and Tom Heap investigates another avian flu outbreak.

John Craven and Margherita Taylor are in Blairgowrie, in the east of Scotland, to celebrate the town’s passion for producing what are said to be among the finest raspberries in the world.