The Rise of Wild Boar in Galloway: A Biodiversity Win?

Whether we like them or not, wild boar are here to stay - and the responsibility is on us to make the best of these exciting and mysterious animals

Farage: it's all under threat and driven shooting is in real trouble

Nigel Farage on bluefin, Brexit, and the battle for fieldsports

Now's the time to buy a hand-built, London game-gun

In the shooting field, they have the stylish grace of a vintage Aston Martin

Preserving Heritage at Arundell: Fishing, History, and Hospitality

A spring day visit to the Arundell Arms on the Devon Cornish Border. We sample quality fishing tackle, expert knowledge, fine food and

Thrilling Moments: Behind the Lens at the Grand National

Five years of documenting the spectacle of the Grand National - a photographer's perspective behind the scenes at Aintree.

Are farming protests driving progress or pantomime politics?

Farmers are understandably feeling frustrated and overwhelmed by pressures at every turn, but is the current path to protest going to deliver meaningful change? Is this our most effective tool in changing public discourse around agriculture?

Unleashed Dilemma: Dealing with Unruly Shooting Dogs

A good dog can make the day for you, but a bad one can ruin it for everyone

The Conservation Industry's Silence on Salmon Farming Is Deafening

The ecological impacts of salmon farming are widely known, so why are the big beasts of the conservation industry happy to support it?

From Tractor to Talent Judge: A Retired Farmer's Musical Interlude

If I'm going to leave the parish, there had better be a good reason. And what better than to channel my inner Simon Cowell on a Sunday morning?

Witness the Spectacle: Black Grouse Lekking Video & Photos

Sharing my latest lekking experience - one of Britain's best natural spectacles!

Of 'companion herons', woodcock and 'loo tits'.

As Gerald Durrell's wonderful book 'My Family and Other Animals' revealed, sometimes our interactions with wildlife can take the most surprising and amusing turns.

Lambing 2024: Dad's 72, arthritic and I still can't keep up.

A combination of horrible wet weather, Schmallenberg virus and plain old rotten luck has made for a tough lambing season – but Dad’s farming stamina never wavers.