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Ellie Hirst
The 26-year-old is making headway in the working hunter and showjumping spheres from her Norfolk base. Alex Robinson learns about the horses who made her and the ones to watch
Pidgley packs a punch
Annabella Pidgley spearheads a golden week for Britain’s young riders, with personal bests and medals galore
Crossing continents
Is the recent reintroduction of cheetahs triumph or an to India a conservation ill-conceived distraction?
Saved by the harebell
This late-season arrival brings a burst of blue to hillsides and verges
Roary Neat
Freshwater Habitats Trust volunteer on looking after rare wetland plants for a reintroduction project in Oxfordshire
De-horning black rhinos is changing their behaviour
Given the scant evidence that removing the horns of rhinos reduces poaching, is it worth it?
SPLISH SPLASH
Watch these superbly adapted raptors plunging for fish to feed their young
MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME
On the edge of a remote mountain slope in northern India, a secretive cat becomes part of village life
LIVING IT LARGE
Patagotitan is likely the biggest dinosaur to have walked the Earth. Here's how it lived its supersized life.
Chair of British Horse Loggers
Kate Mobbs-Morgan on the high emotions of working with horses, and the need for a stubborn streak
HOPE SPRINGS
Manatee habitat was threatened in Florida but is being restored, one blade of grass at a time
Kangaroos haven't always hopped
Hopping as a method of high-speed endurance wasn't used by all large kangaroos
Underwater orchestra
Tune in to the lesser water boatman performing an extraordinary chorus
THE POWER OF PONDS
Our farmland ponds have vanished, but new initiatives are bringing back these biodiversity powerhouses
SAIL AWAY
The drifting siphonophore with a killer reputation that paralyses its prey
Throwing shade
Jungles of bracken provide a refuge for roe deer
Shifting sands
When the sun sets, a baby turtle's life has only just begun
A manual for a champion
Caroline Moore’s new book is a thorough, precise guide through her training system, with detailed exercises and performance-enhancing ideas
PLASTIC PERIL
Intimate photos of flesh-footed shearwaters reveal fascinating behaviour - and research into a growing threat
Windgalls - when to worry
Windgalls can look alarming, but what do horse owners need to know about them and when are they of concern?
Excitement builds for 2023 Blacknose Beauties National Show & Sale
The immensely popular Blacknose Beauties National Show & Sale returns once again to H&H Borderway Mart, Carlisle on Friday 18th and Saturday 19th August.
Double gold and fistful of bronzes for young Brits
Annabella Pidgley is young rider dressage champion, and showjumpers win three bronzes
'Should judges be aided by technology?'
Anna Ross on potential rule changes and some suggestions by the public -
The safest course
It might be tempting to self-medicate a horse, but the first step should always be to speak to your vet. Liz Richardson MRCVS explains
Dan Jocelyn
The New Zealand event rider is targeting Paris, 20 years after his last Olympic appearance, and enjoying the sport again after taking a step back to evaluate his business and goals. He talks to Pippa Roome about what keeps him motivated
But what exactly is a True Bantam?
Grant Brereton takes a closer look at these spectacular small chickens
Vet advice from an experienced poultry vet
Not only holiday makers like hot weather and especially red mite! so do parasites
Could your bees be starving in the sunshine?
Claire Waring looks at what to do if the forage runs out in late summer
Golden result for Pussy Galore
Home-breds reign for their breeders while the next generation of major championship victors make their marks in ridden ranks
Smallholding down under - bushfires, brown snakes but satisfying
Janice Houghton-Wallace looks at living off the land in Australia