There are lots of ways you can care for the countryside. Take a look at our guides below for specific advice on reporting rural crime, the dangers of sky lanterns, the Countryside Code and walking your dog around livestock.
We can all play a part keeping our eyes and ears open to prevent instances of rural crime (such as fly-tipping and hare coursing), reduce theft and ensure the countryside remains an attractive and safe place to be.
Sky lanterns are usually used in Britain to mark special celebrations such as weddings, parties and New Year. However, are you aware of the dangers they can cause? Sign our petition calling for a national ban on these floating fires.
The combination of dry and hot weather is a recipe for raging wildfires. We've got some tips to help you prevent wildfire whilst enjoying the warmer weather.
The Countryside Code contains advice for the public and landowners, making it easier for visitors to help respect, protect and enjoy the outdoors.
Countryside's advice to help dog owners enjoy the UK's landscapes while avoiding causing unintentional injury or distress to sheep and cattle.
Click here to find out more about the impact that Coronavirus has on access to the British countryside and rural life.
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