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This Spectred Isle - Beware the Lantern Man

[4th of September 2009]
What were the lights that drew a young man to his death on the Norfolk broads? Cavan Scott explores the countryside's strangest tales

The truth about tomatoes

[4th of September 2009]
Should we buy British glasshouse-grown tomatoes or foreign fruits that have clocked up food miles? Joanna Blythman investigates

The top five Cornish events not to be missed in late summer

[2nd of September 2009]
Escape to the paradise coasts of Cornwall to savour the last of the warm weather. Caroline Rhodes heads south and picks her top five attractions for the coming months

NEWS: Restoring England's wetlands

[1st of September 2009]
Mark Rowe reports on new funding to restore valuable wetland in England.

Five days to the weekend: Longridge

[31st of August 2009]
The Ribble Valley is one of Lancashire’s hidden gems. Nick Peers discovers what rural splendour awaits the weekend visitor

Meet the Countryfile Magazine Local Food Heroes 2009

[27th of August 2009]
In our latest issue we reveal our 2009 food heroes, those champions fighting to keep traditional British food alive

Download the August Countryfile Magazine Podcast

[27th of August 2009]
Issue 25 of Countryfile Magazine brings with it a milestone; our 400th route. Listen to our podcast to find out more

My favourite woodland birds: Part Two - Brett Westwood

[26th of August 2009]
In the second part of our woodland bird series, BBC Radio 4 presenter Brett Westwood shares his top three birds, plus hear the redstarts's song.

My favourite woodland birds: Part One - Stephen Moss

[25th of August 2009]
What are your favourite woodland birds? Birder, writer and broadcaster Stephen Moss shares his top three birds, plus hear the nuthatch's song.

Group Test: Trail Shoes

[25th of August 2009]
A lightweight alternative to walking boots, trail shoes are perfect for covering lots of miles without weighing your feet down. So how do you find the perfect pair for you?
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