Rural Crime, a Rare Shark and a Rare Tern

Rural Crime - Wales sees the biggest rise in the cost of rural crime across the UK in the last 12 months. The insurer, NFU Mutual, says an increasing number of farmers are resorting to medieval methods to protect their property from criminals, such as digging ditches and putting up high fences. It estimates the cost of UK rural crime rose by 5 per cent last year to nearly 45 million pounds We speak to Dyfed-Powys Police and Crime Commissioner

Looking after the kids - we meet the couple in Cardiganshire combining a livelihood of looking after animals with fostering. Jeannie and her husband Ian Camm breed and show Angora goats but have spent the last nine years fostering young people, proving you're never too old to foster.

The photography exhibition challenging farming stereotypes. Photographer Billie Charity says she thought it was time to "balance things up" with her photos of female farmers on display at Shepherds Parlour in Hay-on-Wye.

Angel Sharks - a pioneering new project that aims to safeguard a unique species. The Angel Shark Project Wales would love to hear from you and any personal sightings and accidental captures of Angelsharks can be reported here

Little Terns - concerns for future of Wales' only colony of Little Terns, which breeds on Gronant sand dunes in Denbighshire but volunteer efforts have secured record numbers at the reserve this year