Tick Troubles: A Rural Perspective on a Growing Issue
A once-rare pest is becoming horribly widespread. Where have they come from, and what on earth can be done? The options seem very limited.
A once-rare pest is becoming horribly widespread. Where have they come from, and what on earth can be done? The options seem very limited.
Exploring the mysterious draw of Exmoor and its majestic stags, hardy ponies and resilient sheep.
Trying to class everyone in the countryside under one heading means certain disaster
We all know that badgers are on the increase and that spells trouble for waders like lapwings and curlews - but as we gather more information on the predator/prey relationship…
In this episode of the Beyond the Hedge podcast, Patrick Galbraith ventures to Suffolk to meet Graham, a passionate conservationist with a love for turtle doves. They discuss the plight of the turtle dove and what the future holds for them.
A trip to a woodcock seminar in Hungary prompts a reflection on how Britain fails to pay tribute to our quarry in the way most countries in Europe do.
The Prime Minister has suggested that young people should undertake some form of military training in a return to what was once called National Service. As the storm clouds gather, Britain's countryside stands ready
For a fly fisherman there can be few species more challenging to hunt that giant trevally on the fly. In this article I outline why these fish and their environment has me bordering on the obsession.
A little tired of reading people complain about how life isn't fair, I hunt down some solutions to the future of fieldsports!
Forget management - go for an imagined golden age
How to create Capital Values out of thin air: employ consultants who can't write English.
As Dutch farmers prepare for a future where farming may no longer be an option, it serves as a warning of what could be knocking on the UK’s door. But hope has not been lost and a new rural movement is making waves on the political scene.