11 magical snow days across Britain which really delivered the goods

The King’s Foundation has launched its ‘35 under 35’ initiative — a UK-wide search for ‘the next generation of exceptional makers and changemakers’ who want to work holistically with Nature.

By Amie Elizabeth White Published 9 March 25

The Government’s Land Use Framework should be viewed as an opportunity to be smarter with our land, but conflicts need to be resolved along the way says Fiona Reynolds, chair of the Food, Farming and Countryside Commission.

By Fiona Reynolds Published 7 March 25

Rivers now have the legal right to flow, and to not be full of pollution. It's about time.

By James Fisher Published 7 March 25

Living on a near-deserted island, and getting paid for the privilege? No wonder tens of thousands of people were keen.

By Toby Keel Published 3 March 25

Woodpeckers are guardians of ancient broad-leaved woodlands, busy ecosystem engineers and keen consumers of ant porridge.

By Vicky Liddell Published 2 March 25

For generations, patriotic Welshmen and women have pinned a daffodil to their lapels to celebrate St David’s Day, says David Jones, but most are unaware that there is a separate species unique to the country.

By Country Life Published 1 March 25

The Government’s plan to cover the countryside in ugly pylons with seemingly no regard for aesthetics must be vigorously challenged

By Simon Jenkins Published 25 February 25

Welcome to the Coastline Paradox, where trying to find an accurate answer is more of a hindrance than a help.

By Martin Fone Published 22 February 25