The Ancient Cattle of Wales and a New Walk

Review of Shooting - Natural Resources Wales has launched a review into the use of firearms on land it manages. Those in favour of the shoots - which include traditional pheasant shoots - say it is an activity which brings jobs and money into rural Wales, but those against describe it as cruelty and shouldn't be permitted on public estates. We look at the issues and both sides of the argument

The future of upland farming is hanging in the balance post Brexit. That's according to organisers of a conference later this week that will see farmers, academics, conservation bodies, and Government officials come together to talk about some of the opportunities and challenges posed by leaving the European Union.

Get you boots on - spanning eighteen miles and going through four counties, the new Wales Link Path is fully way marked and ready to explore. It connects up two major existing routes - the All Wales Coastal Path to the Offa's Dyke trail

and take your "best friend " - we hear how making a rural pub dog friendly has been good for business in the far reaches of the island of Anglesey

Ancient Welsh Cattle used to come in many colours - white, red, blue and belted, as well as black. We hear how efforts are being made to preserve and promote the colour varieties of original Welsh cattle.