John Craven looks through the countryside calendar for the coming year, Adam Henson races with Husky dogs in Scotland and Ben Fogle goes conker bonkers in Northamptonshire. Show more

John Craven heads west to the beautiful St David's peninsula in Wales where he discovers the coast from a kayak. Juliet Morris investigates attacks on birds of prey. Show more

Rural and agricultural news. John Craven heads to the Farne Islands to help count puffins while Miriam O'Reilly is in Norfolk investigating rising sea water concerns. Show more

John Craven explores a little-known corner of Cumbria, Charlotte Smith visits the Snowdonia National Park, and Michaela Strachan discovers the hidden benefits of birdsong. Show more

Adam Henson heads to Llangollen for the International Eisteddfod, John Craven follows in Shakespeare's footsteps, and Juliet Morris reports on the bull calves being shot at birth. Show more

Rural affairs. John Craven heads to the Cairngorms, Adam Henson attends a Dickensian festival, and Juliet Morris discovers the importance of trees in our festive celebrations. Show more

Would a huge barrage across the Severn Estuary ruin priceless archaeological sites? John Craven investigates. And Juliet Morris investigates the future of traditional town markets. Show more

The people and the stories at the heart of the British countryside. To mark Remembrance Sunday, John Craven looks at the wartime heritage of Kent and the White Cliffs of Dover. Show more

The people and the stories at the heart of the British countryside. John Craven heads to Sherwood Forest, home to the legend that is Robin Hood. Show more

The people and the stories at the heart of the British countryside. John Craven follows in the footsteps of the world's most famous writer as he walks the Shakespeare Way. Show more

Countryfile goes bird watching on Flamborough Head, and Juliet Morris discovers how the light and landscape of Cornwall has inspired generations of artists. Show more

John Craven takes to the water to explore the Oxford canal, while Miriam O'Reilly reports on concerns that raw sewage is being pumped into the seas around Guernsey. Show more

The people and the stories at the heart of the British countryside. John Craven and Miriam O'Reilly visit the Menai Strait, which separates Anglesey from mainland Wales. Show more

John Craven reports on the people and stories at the heart of the British countryside. In Kent, the hop harvest for beer brewing begins. Show more

John Craven and Juliet Morris investigate the story of building the first mainline train link in Britain for 100 years, the new high speed track from London to the Channel Tunnel. Show more

Rural and agricultural news. John Craven takes a road trip through the Cotswolds. Show more

Rural and agricultural news. John Craven heads to Thanet in Kent to find out why it has some of the best beaches in the country while Ben Fogle takes a boat over the sea to Skye. Show more

Rural and agricultural news. John Craven heads to Cornwall's Lizard Peninsula to look at the flora and fauna unique to the area. Show more

John Craven discovers why sailing has put Lympington on the map, Juliet Morris reports on dairy calves exported for veal or shot at birth, and Adam Henson heads to meets a king. Show more

The team visits the village of Cerne Abbas, reports on why the British blueberry is becoming big business and looks at the village where a river is turned into a football pitch. Show more