Matt Baker immerses himself in Shropshire Wildlife Trust's Love Your Rivers project.

Ellie Harrison is in Pembrokeshire looking at the effect of recent storms on the coast.

Matt Baker visits St Abbs - a community who refused to let their lifeboat service go under

Helen Skelton explores the ways in which water shapes our lives.

Helen tries her hand at 'weaselling', the latest craze to sweep the Peaks.

Adam finds out how the latest facial recognition technology is helping farmers.

Tom Heap interviews Bill Gates about British agricultural expertise.

Steve Brown mushes with a pack of huskies in the Highlands.

Matt Baker discovers how curling training fits around farming at a sheep farm in Crieff.

Tom Heap looks at the problems faced by rural fire services.

Matt Baker seeks out the common crane in the Somerset Levels, where it now thrives.

Tom Heap looks at the contentious new Home Office rules on gun licensing.

In New Zealand, Adam Henson meets some old friends and helps with a cattle muster.

Tom Heap meets a farmer who hands out food parcels to those in need this Christmas.

Ellie Harrison sees her home county of Gloucestershire as she has never seen it before.

Ellie Harrison and Matt Baker are in Breckland on the Norfolk-Suffolk border.

Helen Skelton and Sean Fletcher are on the Cleveland Way in Yorkshire.

Joe Crowley is at Britain's largest national nature reserve, Mar Lodge.

Charlotte Smith meets the man attempting to save the barbel in the Old River Lea.

Ellie Harrison finds out about the 'Idle' women of the canals during WWII.

Ellie Harrison meets Skomer's new arrivals - seal pups!

The team as they lead the way on rambles of their own in aid of Children in Need.

John and Margherita are in Cornwall, where John attends a food festival with a difference.

Ellie visits Wakehurst Place to learn about the clear-up after the Great Storm of 1987.

Anita and Matt are at Dumfries House in Ayrshire, a centre for training and education.