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Matt Baker visits the New Forest and finds out about the National Forest Inventory.
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Adam heads to the outskirts of Padstow to see one of the oldest deer herds in the country.
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Anita Rani is in Epping Forest to find out about its past, its wildlife and the people who look after it, and Hamza Yassin gets up close to some ...
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Spotting some rare catterpillars in the long grass at night.
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Dr Jeremy Dagley on the English Longhorn Cattle in the forest.
Epping Forest Keepers | Countryfile
Superintendent Mark Thomson on their history and duties; Luke Turner, conservation volunteer.
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Great Crested Newts with Emily Millhouse from Froglife.
Eutrophication | Countryfile
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Farming in the UK | Countryfile
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Flood management in Shropshire | Countryfile
Sammi and Matt meet the people of Shropshire, from ecologists reshaping rivers to farmers maintaining clean waterways, all in an...
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Hengistbury Head coastline | Countryfile
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Holderness coastline | Countryfile
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Lichens | Countryfile
A naturalist explains the benefits of protecting lichen and its benefits for the surrounding nature.
Life in oak tree | Countryfile
The presenter examines the variety of life supported by a single oak tree.
Lobster hatchery | Countryfile
At the end of the Camel Trail, Charlotte visits the National Lobster Hatchery, where they breed lobsters to help replenish the population in t...
London - National Park City? | Countryfile
Daniel Raven-Ellison is on a mission to make London the World's first National Park City. Alongside better-known parks like Dartmo...
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James gets to experience first hand what it would have been like to fly and take aerial photographs in the Great War.
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Concorde: A Supersonic Story
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Electricity and lochs | Scotland from the Sky
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Engineering | GCSE Bitesize Revision
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Dan Cruickshank explains how the Palace of Westminster was designed around its four main entrances.
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Episode 2 | The Five Billion Pound Super Sewer
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Builders negotiate with their client over the finances of the renovation work.
First aerial photographs | Scotland from the Sky
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Heating and ventilating the Palace of Westminster | Britain's Greatest Buildings
Dan Cruickshank describes the heating and ventilation issues the Palace of Westminster posed...
House of Commons | Britain's Greatest Buildings
Dan Cruickshank explores the original House of Commons.
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James examines a negative from 1918 that shows German trenches in France as well as shell holes in the fields.
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Modern technology using lasers and echoes allow archaeologists to digitally map landscapes uncovering more history...
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