Country Campaigns
An over-reliance on fertilisers and yields has left our farmland in a perilous state. It's only by working with nature, not against it, that we can futureproof our countryside.
Each year, Country Life's Rosie Paterson issues herself a challenge for Lent. This year she's really got her work cut out: attempting to give up plastic and plastic packaging for the whole 40 days.
EU rules have frustrated attempts to ban the export of live animals for slaughter, but Brexit opens the door for a change.
A bold new scheme is in place which claims to be able to kill off the idea of fracking, give us a hugely-important source of sustainable energy - and boost the British farming community at the same time.
The charming Irish terrier, devoted friend to soldiers and princes alike, is in danger of dying out, but its followers are determined to turn things around. James Jackson reports
The delightful Sealyham terrier is on the verge of extinction. We must reverse the fortunes of this doughty little dog.
Wear the Countryside Alliance's new badge and show your support for the repeal of the Hunting Act.
With numbers dwindling, make sure you take the necessary precautions to help the hedgehogs this Bonfire night.
Proper school meals are crucial for children to get the best education says Henry Dimbleby.
Defra is petitioned to publish its joint recovery plan for the endangered hen harrier.
Under constant threat from the American grey, red squirrels are fighting back in parts of the UK
Country Life's Big Debate at this year's Game Fair at Ragley Hall has the title Nature: Should we interfere?
As the Royal succession bill allows for the first born child of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to be next in line to the throne, regardless of sex, Country Life asks whether titled families should be able to follow suit
Thinking of restoring an old building? Nicholas Coleridge chronicles his infuriating and expensive four-year battle with the ‘bat mafia' and concludes that such bureaucracy must be hindering many worthy renovation projects
A deadly fungal disease that preys on ash trees is taking hold in Britain. Steven Desmond looks at the causes, and wonders what the future holds for our venerable natives
The past may be foreign country but today's pupils gain tremendous insights into the present by studying it, says Harry Mount
A project backed by The Prince of Wales is hoping to re-introduce the red squirrel to Cornwall
Patricipation in an environmental stewardship scheme has led one farmer to plant a grand display of viper's bugloss which is an excellent source of nectar and pollen
Currently residing in Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, Bandit is a Grade A mouser who doesn't have time for sitting on laps. If you've got a mouse problem, and don't know who to call, adopt Bandit.
A century of caring for and studying wildlife in all its guises is to be celebrated this year
