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Northumberlandia

Is the largest replica of the human body in the landscape a good idea for Northumberland?

• 27 mins

30/07/2011

Helen Mark visits a Traveller site in Essex and asks who should live in the countryside.

• 23 mins

06/08/2011

Helen Mark visits Kent to discover the history of the Ordnance Survey after 220 years.

• 27 mins

13/08/2011

Richard Uridge travels the River Wye looking for barbel fish and tranquil waters.

• 27 mins

Island Revival

The isle of Ulva was abandoned 200 years ago. Helen Mark finds out why it's now thriving.

• 27 mins

The Devil's Beeftub

Helen Mark explores the Devil's Beeftub and Grey Mare's Tail in the Scottish Borders.

• 27 mins

Neptune's Army of Rubbish Cleaners

Richard Uridge explores the Pembrokeshire coast around Skomer island from the bottom up.

• 27 mins

Heather Moorland

Jules Hudson visits the North York Moors to see how heather moorland is being revived.

• 23 mins

The Dark Peaks

Jules Hudson visits the Peak District to discover its tragic aviation history.

• 23 mins

10/11/2011

Open Country investigates the latest on a disease which is ravaging forests across the UK.

• 23 mins

17/11/2011

Richard Uridge meets the 58 residents of Herm who all live and work for just one employer.

• 23 mins

24/11/2011

Research sheds light on acts of resistance in occupied Jersey during the Second World War.

• 27 mins

01/12/2011

A major recruitment drive is launched for volunteers to help man our waterways.

• 27 mins

Lancashire: Shale Gas

Does the Lancashire landscape hold the key to cheaper gas bills?

• 27 mins

Snowdonia: Search and Rescue Dog Association

Helen Mark joins a very special training day in the Snowdonia National Park.

• 27 mins

22/12/2011

Assessing a 60-year-old project on the Farne Islands, home to grey seals.

• 27 mins

29/12/2011

The coastal communities of Moray Firth discuss the importance of preserving the gansey.

• 27 mins

Knockando Woolmill

Helen Mark visits the Scottish Highlands to see how a river can shape a village's fortunes

• 27 mins

Olympics

With six months to go, Helen Mark investigates if Weymouth is ready for the Olympic Games.

• 25 mins

19/01/2012

Seven years since the hunting act became law, Open Country investigates if it's working.

• 25 mins

26/01/2012

Jules Hudson visits an Afghan village in Norfolk used to train soldiers.

• 25 mins

02/02/2012

Jules Hudson discovers a hidden landscape, deep beneath the East Anglian fens.

• 25 mins

22/03/2012

Open Country explores the importance of the Kent landscape to Charles Dickens.

• 25 mins

29/03/2012

Helen Mark investigates the Flat Holm nature reserve off the Cardiff coast.

• 25 mins

Drought

Jules Hudson is in Berkshire looking at the effects of the drought.

• 25 mins

Watership Down

Helen Mark retraces the journey of Watership Down 40 years on.

• 25 mins

Herefordshire Churches

Helen Mark meets some of the people involved with the rural churches of Herefordshire.

• 25 mins

Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal

Helen Mark takes a trip along the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal in its 200th year.

• 25 mins

Northamptonshire Inspiration

Richard Uridge discovers the Northamptonshire countryside around Rockingham Forest.

• 25 mins

Devon Farm Vet

Jules Hudson explores how the role of the farm vet has changed in recent years.

• 25 mins