成人快手

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鈥檚 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鈥檚 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鈥檚 Selborne

A tour of Gilbert White鈥檚 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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