oxfordshire
Rollright Stones: meet the Oxfordshire warlord who was turned to stone
Whether it's the legend of the petrified warlord or the archaeological theories that excites you, the famous Rollright Stones on the Oxfordshire-Warwickshire border is one of Britain's most fascinating ancient sites
Wandering among wildflowers with botanist Leif Bersweden
Botanist Leif Bersweden on why we need to protect our native wildflowers and let lawns and verges grow wild – in episode 2, season 14 of the BBC Countryfile Magazine Plodcast
How rewilding could transform the countryside
Rewilding selected landscapes could provide a huge boost to biodiversity and to the rural economy says Rebecca Wrigley of Rewilding Britain in episode 10, season 11 of the Countryfile Magazine Plodcast
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Day out: Christmas Common, Oxfordshire
Stretch your legs on a seasonal walk around Christmas Common, on the border between Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire, before picking up a locally grown festive tree
Day out: Aston Rowant Nature Reserve, Oxfordshire
Stroll among 100-year-old ant hills and wildflower meadows, listen to the blackcap’s
enchanting song and enjoy a picnic with red kites from towering Beacon Hill, all within an hour’s drive of London
Walk: Abingdon Lock, Oxfordshire
Walk from one of England’s oldest towns through gardens, meadows and a colourful marina to a historic village and the burial site of a famous novelist
Wild People: writer Jerome K Jerome
A boating trip from Oxford to Kingston inspired Jerome K Jerome to write the comic classic Three Men in a Boat one of the great novels about an English river
Walk: Goring-on-Thames to Pangbourne, Oxfordshire
Take a walk from the lamplit streets of an Oxfordshire village through the Goring Gap – a winter-worn valley of naked trees and frozen paths, carved by the River Thames
Ride in a hot air balloon over Oxfordshire
Enjoy an uplifting ride through the heavens – with glorious views of the countryside
Thames Path, Oxfordshire
See city spires, boathouses and a Turner landscape with the river as your guide.