Windows

Helen Mark rethinks her relationship with windows and how they connect us to the world.

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Julia Blackburn and the Suffolk coast

Helen Mark talks to the writer Julia Blackburn about her love of the Suffolk coastline.

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Twelve months of Open Country

Helen Mark looks at some of the highlights from the last twelve months of Open Country.

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Stormont Estate

Helen Mark finds out how the public and politicians in Northern Ireland share a parkland.

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Canna

Fiona Mackenzie on the history, music and landscape of the Isle of Canna in the Hebrides.

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Songs of England

Folk singer Sam Lee explores the historic landmarks of England through song.

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Fisherwomen

The voices of the women who mend the nets and gut the fish.

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Tales from the Black Mountains

Travel writer Antonia Bolingbroke-Kent explores her new home in the Welsh Black Mountains.

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Dawn on the Sea Loch

A journey at dawn by kayak across a sea loch in western Scotland as the seasons change.

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An Obsession with Forsythia

Helen Mark meets enthusiasts creating and looking after National Plant Collections.

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Rare British breeds and their owners

We follow a photographer capturing rare British breeds in the landscape.

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Magnet Fishing

Helen Mark goes fishing for treasure with magnets in Edinburgh.

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Durham: Time and the Tides

Three artists are inspired by the landscape and communities along the Durham coastline.

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Journey to the Source of the Ancholme

Ian Marchant tracks the River Ancholme in Lincolnshire back to its source.

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Windsor Great Park

Ash Bhardwaj explores the varied landscapes of Windsor Great Park near London.

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Northumberland Sound Walk

Landscape and community inspire a sound walk in Northumberland.

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People and Stone

Archaeologist Rose Ferraby explores the connections between people and stone in Dorset.

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A Fabric Landscape

Ian Marchant visits Blackburn, where the textile industry has shaped the landscape.

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North Channel

Helen Mark explores the narrow strip of sea between Scotland and Northern Ireland.

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How to build and paint a bird nest

Blackbirds, yellowhammers, wrens and crows - British birds and the places where they live.

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The right to paddle?

How much of our waterways are open to watersports? Less than you think says Nick Hayes

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Until the land runs out

In 1945 a young man began walking from Cornwall all the way to the top of Scotland.

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A Tot of Rum

Fiona Mackenzie uncovers the story of Kinloch Castle on the Hebridean Isle of Rum.

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Britain's Forgotten Rainforest

Lush green rainforest - right here in the UK. Helen Mark gets lost in the undergrowth.

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Kerdroya - The Cornish Labyrinth

Helen Mark meets Will Coleman to discover the wonders of the Cornish hedge.

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Memorial walks and woodlands

Helen Mark discovers how reclaiming land for nature can help us to heal post-pandemic.

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After Dark on the Brecon Beacons

An after-dark, star-lit adventure. From dusk to dawn in the Brecon Beacons National Park.

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Wizards and steam trains on the West Highland Line

Tales of princes and wizards with musician, Ingrid Henderson, on the West Highland Line.

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The Wall

Inspired by Hadrian’s Wall in Northumberland, our relationship with walls is explored.

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Bright lights and bees at Blenheim

Helen Mark explores the parkland and green spaces of Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire.

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Reflections and Connections

As the year turns, four individuals reflect on their relationship with the landscape.

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Ancient Dartmoor

Ian Marchant explores Dartmoor, one of the UK's most important archaeological landscapes.

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Classic Rock

Climbing in the Langdales with Anna Fleming.

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Goats on the Gun Batteries

Helen Mark explores the landscape of Purdown on the edge of Bristol.

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California's Giant Cousins

Felicity Evans discovers how Europe's largest Redwood grove came to be in mid-Wales.

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Husky Sledding in the Cairngorms

Helen Mark explores the Aberdeenshire countryside - from the back of a husky-pulled sled!

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Mammoth Hunting on the Norfolk Coast

Emily Knight takes a walk along the Norfolk coast, on the trail of ancient mammoths.

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The Wash

We visit the Wash, where the interests of fishing and conservation are finely balanced.

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Bath Workhouse Burial Ground

We visit a field in Bath, once used as the burial ground for a 19th-century workhouse.

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Erland Cooper's Orkney

Composer Erland Cooper takes us on a tour of his Orkney homeland.

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Cornwall’s Steam Heritage

Ian Marchant celebrates steam power in Cornwall.

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The Book, the Fish and the Dove

The River Dove inspires this tale of Izaak Walton: fisherman, philosopher and writer.

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The Search for Summer Snow

Iain Cameron and Andrew Cotter climb the Scottish Highlands in search of snow.

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Aberystwyth Inspiration

Niellah Arboine returns to her university town of Aberystwyth, which inspired her so much.

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Uncharted Stories of the Causeway Coast

Helen Mark is in Northern Ireland to hear little known histories about the Causeway Coast.

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A new road for Kerrera

Antonia Quirke travels 400 metres across the sea from Oban to the tiny island of Kerrera.

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Radical Essex

Emily Knight explores the radical history of back-to-the-land pacifist communities.

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Finding Balblair

Helen Mark explores the 'lost' village of Balblair in the Scottish Highlands.

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Cornwall with Helen Glover

How growing up in and around Newlyn shaped and inspired an Olympic champion.

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Beefeater Bend on the Tour de France

We're in the French Alps with five men from Essex dressed as Beefeaters... and it's hot.

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Gedling Colliery: From Pit to Park

Rose Ferraby visits Gedling Country Park near Nottingham.

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Frampton Country Fair

Elver eating, sheep racing, and men with axes - it's one of the last fairs of the season.

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The Plock

Helen Mark hears about plans to regenerate a community parkland close to the Skye Bridge.

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Tolkien Land

Ever wondered where Middle-earth really is?

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The Mushroom Man

How to spot Porcini and leave Destroying Angel mushrooms in the woods.

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Matlock Bath Illuminations

As Matlock Bath Illuminations celebrate 125 years, Helen Mark explores the waters.

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Rutland Water: What lies beneath?

Rutland Water is a reservoir with a prehistoric past life, as Helen Mark discovers.

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Opening Up County Down

Helen Mark finds out how ancient woodland in County Down is being opened up to the public.

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The Mendip Hills

The Mendip hills in Somerset have an intriguing wartime history which Helen Mark explores.

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Belfast's Alleyways and Orchards

Helen Mark finds apple 'orchards' growing in the unlikely setting of Belfast's alleyways.

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St Just in Midwinter

Helen Mark visits a landscape inspiring art and celebration in the far west of Cornwall.

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Ulster Canal: the missing link?

Could the Ulster canal be the missing link in Ireland's network of waterways?

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Folk on the Hills

Jez Lowe joins folk musician Johnny Campbell as he records songs in the Peak District.

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Winter Wonder in East Lothian

Helen Mark is in East Lothian in Scotland to revel in the beauty of the winter landscape.

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East Neuk of Fife

Ruth Sanderson explores the East Neuk of Fife, on the east coast of Scotland.

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Seahenge

Rose Ferraby finds out about Seahenge - a timber monument found on a beach in Norfolk.

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Saving Our Wild Spaces

In a new series, Helen Mark speaks to some of the people who volunteer in conservation.

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Lost Norfolk

Lawrence D'Silva explores the abandoned villages and ruined churches of Norfolk.

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Herefordshire's Golden Valley

Ian Marchant explores the border country of the Golden Valley in Herefordshire.

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Chasing Jamie Allan

Jez Lowe traces the path of the 18th-century musician Jamie Allan, The Duke’s Piper.

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Rhondda valley: a landscape of change

Helen Mark explores the landscape of the Rhondda valley in south Wales.

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Wartime Secrets of Coleshill

Helen Mark visits Coleshill in Oxfordshire, where a secret army was trained during WWII.

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Inspiration on the Tay

Dougie Vipond explores the artistic influence of the Tay estuary.

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Tiny's Cairn

A journey along the road of the kings

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The Maelor

Mike Parker takes us on a tour of the Maelor, a part of Wales that juts forcibly east

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Stories of Sea and Stone

Rose Ferraby explores the coastal landscape around Whitby in North Yorkshire.

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The Isle of Man

Helen Mark finds out about new plans to restore temperate rainforest in the Isle of Man.

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Oban Cliff Mystery

Who's been banging titanium bolts into Oban's cliffs?

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Sound and Light at Dungeness

Helen Mark explores the unusual landscape of Dungeness in Kent.

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Highlands with Horses

Mary-Ann Ochota joins a group of walkers, riders and horses in the Scottish Highlands.

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Stone Circles and Dark Skies in County Tyrone

Helen Mark hears how ancient Irish stone circles have inspired 21st century star gazers.

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Fieldnotes from Eternity

Paul Evans explores the rich folklore and natural history of St Melangell church in Powys

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Felixstowe with Carolyn Quinn

Carolyn explores this Suffolk seaside town, a place she's visited often over the years.

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Hutting

Helen Mark finds out about the hutting movement in Scotland.

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Mountain Rescue

Mountain Rescue teams are under pressure. Helen Mark visits the Lake District to hear why.

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Caves and Dragons: Pembrokeshire by Paddleboard

Anna Jones paddleboards the sea caves of Pembrokeshire that 'breathe' like dragons.

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Shaky Toun

Helen Mark finds out about the Highland Boundary Fault and how it's shaped the landscape.

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Wilder London

Wildlife biologist and film-maker Dan O’Neill discovers the wild side of London.

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Unearthing the past at Vindolanda

Archaeologist Rose Ferraby visits the Roman site of Vindolanda in Northumberland.

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Wintertide in Hartlepool

Sally Rodgers of A Man Called Adam celebrates the Wintertide Festival in Hartlepool.

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Music of the Gloucestershire landscape

Rose Ferraby finds out how the Gloucestershire landscape has inspired classical composers.

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Seeking asylum in nature

Helen Mark meets a group of asylum seekers as they help with conservation work in Wales.

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Creative Island with Anneka Rice

What makes the Isle of Wight one of the most creative places in the UK?

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Return of the Derry Girl

Marie-Louise Muir explores the emerging new identity of Derry/Londonderry.

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Mabel's mountain trip with hares

Three men and a famous dog have an adventure in the snow.

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The changing river with Philippa Forrester

Philippa Forrester shares stories about the river in her garden.

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Reed cutting at Cley

Ruth Sanderson meets reed cutters in Norfolk's oldest nature reserve.

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Tales from the Quoile Riverbank

Flooding, steamboats and Vikings - Helen Mark charts colourful times on the River Quoile.

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Field notes from Mars

Rose Ferraby explores the links between the landscapes of Orkney and the planet Mars.

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