How a new generation of farmers is shaping the future of the UK's flower industry.

The team learn about the Suffolk traditions that inspired rural writer Ronald Blythe.

Adam Henson explains the work of the Rare Breed Survival Trust on its 50th anniversary.

John Craven joins Swansea's Surfers Against Sewage to help clean up the local beach.

Hamza Yassin visits the only hope spot in the UK.

Charlotte Smith and Matt Baker visit a farm that has turned back the clock.

Charlotte and Matt meet the founder of the Teesdale Special Flora Trust.

Sammi Kinghorn catches up with a 16-year-old farmer from Cumbria.

The team explores initiatives helping people to improve their mental wellbeing.

Countryfile returns to the New Forest community helping Ukrainian refugees.

Charlotte Smith visits the Outer Hebrides to meet teenage farmer Archie.

Charlotte Smith and Hamza Yassin travel to Dumfries House.

Countryfile launches 'Wild Britain', an initiative to galvanize us to help our wildlife.

Sean visits a leech farm that supplies 70 per cent of the world's medicinal leeches.

Margherita Taylor and Joe Crowley prove there is more to Sherwood Forest than Robin Hood.

Joe Crowley meets scientists behind some of the biggest new developments in food security.

Matt Baker and Anita Rani meet the volunteers trying to save the River Wye from pollution.

Charlotte Smith looks at responses to the recent wild camping ruling on Dartmoor.

John Craven and Matt Baker find out how storms are devouring the coastline.

Ellie Harrison is put through her paces at a materials research facility.

Adam Henson and Charlotte Smith visit Bakewell Livestock Market in Derbyshire.

How the traditional fishing community of Staithes is adapting for the future.

Sean Fletcher unearths the legacy of Cornwall’s renowned tin and copper mining industries.

Charlotte Smith and Steve Brown are visiting first-time farmers around the country.

Anita Rani and Joe Crowley find out about the Big Freeze of 1962/63.