Countryfile “Wild Fires” 23 July 2023 on BBC One
Tonight (Sunday 23 July 2023), BBC One broadcasts an episode of the series Countryfile!
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Episode Summary
Viewers are taken on a thought-provoking exploration of the aftermath and impact of increasing wildfires in the UK countryside. Presenters Joe Crowley and John Craven delve into the stories, landscapes, and efforts surrounding these devastating fires.
Joe travels to the Scottish Highlands, where he ventures into the ashes around Cannich, searching for signs of life and meeting those involved in tackling a long-burning wildfire. He also visits the Forsinard Flows, a peat bog that has not only survived a fire but now thrives, playing a vital role in combating climate change.
Meanwhile, John heads to Chobham in Surrey, rolling up his sleeves to assist in the restoration of nature following a fire that destroyed a significant portion of the common in 2020. He explores how nature reserves can be adapted to prevent fires, ensuring the safety of these precious habitats. Delving into history, John uncovers a 3,000-year-old treasure trove in Cambridgeshire, preserved by wildfire, offering valuable insights into ancient life in Britain.
The episode also features young farmer Flavian Obiero in Hampshire, who introduces sheep and goats to his pig farm, showcasing innovative practices in agriculture. Additionally, Adam looks at fire safety measures on his own farm and visits a local fire station to gain insights into firefighting techniques specific to farms.
What Time is the Episode On?
The episode of Countryfile will be broadcast on July 23 2023 on BBC One at 7:00 PM.
Is the Episode New?
The episode of Countryfile is all new!
Countryfile Cast & Stars
| Main Cast |
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| Matt Baker John Craven Adam Henson Ellie Harrison Helen Skelton Paul Martin Tom Heap Naomi Wilkinson Steve Brown |
Episode Videos & Previews
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Countryfile Series Information
| Stories are shared of the people, places and issues at the heart of the British countryside. Popular features include the programme's photography contest, which culminates in a yearly calendar sold to benefit charity, the Video Diary, produced by viewers and focused on life in rural areas, and the weather forecasts. |
