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Our history in stone

The rocks that form the bones of our countryside reveal much about our islands’ tumultuous history

Fermentation has been around since humans first made bread and beer, but could it now lead to a revolution in food production

Persecution and poisoning of birds of prey remains high, according to the 2021 RSPB Bird Crime report

Sussex artist Nessie Ramm champions the beauty of the roadside verge by painting wildflowers on road signs

Actress Jenny Agutter discusses the landscapes of her work, the life of E Nesbitt and elemental thrills

Tall and elegant, the English elm once graced our countryside in its millions, until disease struck it down

Britain’s highest peak has a number of daunting epithets

There are six routes up Yr Wyddfa, the most popular of which is the well-graded Llanberis Path