Rural affairs programme. Julia Bradbury walks the Wicklow Way, Ireland's first official countryside path, while Matt Baker meets people living and working on the River Thames. Show more

The Countryfile team heads north to experience winter on the Hebridean island of North Uist. Matt Baker goes to a ceilidh, while Julia Bradbury learns about Uist's extreme weather. Show more

Matt Baker and Julia Bradbury explore St David's in Pembrokeshire. Julia goes whitewater kayaking, and discovers how the area's fierce tides can generate clean, green power. Show more

Julia Bradbury and Matt Baker explore the South Downs and discover why the beautiful Cuckmere Valley could soon be reclaimed by the sea. Show more

Julia Bradbury and Matt Baker find out about the 100-year project to expand Wicken Fen in Cambridgeshire, England's last remaining area of traditional undrained fenland. Show more

Julia Bradbury and Matt Baker explore County Durham and unveil the result of this year's Countryfile Photographic Competition. John Craven looks at the latest invading species. Show more

Ellie Harrison joins the Royal Navy team which rescues stricken fishermen from the seas around Cornwall, while Matt Baker joins the crew on a local oyster boat. Show more

In a special programme, Matt Baker and Julia Bradbury investigate the roar of the rutting deer, while John Craven joins the pensioners picking apples for pocket money. Show more

Julia Bradbury and Matt Baker are in Surrey, where Julia follows the Greensand Way to the highest point in South East England and Matt visits some fancy fowl enthusiasts. Show more

Julia and Matt are in the Chilterns to witness the autumn display provided by thousands of beech trees, and Julia visits the farm that's been turned into a miniature airport. Show more

John Craven launches the Countryfile Photographic Competition for 2010 in Lacock, Wiltshire. Down on the farm Adam Henson is on tenterhooks as his cattle are re-tested for TB. Show more

Ellie Harrison and Adam Henson visit Coniston Water in the Lake District. Adam helps round up sheep and Ellie finds out how the sound of slate is being used to create music. Show more

Ellie Harrison and Adam Henson are in the English Midlands to mark the 20th anniversary of the National Forest. The planting of millions of trees transformed the landscape. Show more

Adam Henson joins the race to get peas picked in Lincolnshire, and meets the biggest bird seed supplier in the UK. Meanwhile, Ellie Harrison learns the language of bees. Show more

Ellie Harrison and Adam Henson explore the town of Holmfirth, home for nearly forty years to BBC sitcom Last of the Summer Wine, and the Yorkshire countryside that surrounds it. Show more

Adam Henson and Ellie Harrison visit Dorset to explore a stretch of coastline, the Jurassic Coast, whose million-year-old fossils tell much about the history of life on Earth. Show more

Adam Henson and Ellie Harrison are in the Shropshire town of Ludlow, to help them celebrate the tenth anniversary of the local farmers' market. Show more

Adam Henson visits a farm in the United States with a dairy herd of thirty-two thousand cows to ask whether the UK should adopt the same intensive methods. Show more

Matt Baker and Julia Bradbury explore the Cheshire countryside around the towns of Knutsford and Alderley Edge, while John Craven investigates the recent rise in rural crime. Show more

Adam Henson and Ellie Harrison head for the Duddon Valley in Cumbria where they discover how this landscape inspired William Wordsworth. Plus Adam tries his hand at kite-surfing. Show more