Explore Wildward
Field notes from the wilder Britain.
Wild food, overlooked landscapes, archaeology, folklore and natural history — each one researched before it becomes a story.
AndyScott · CC BY-SA 4.0Devil's Dyke
A chalk valley shaped by ice, occupied for thousands of years, and wrapped in one of Sussex's strangest legends.
Alan Hunt · CC BY-SA 2.0Wistman's Wood
Twisted upland oaks, prehistoric traces and a woodland so fragile that the best way to experience it is from outside.
Peter O'Connor / AnemoneProjectors · CC BY-SA 2.0Crab Apple
Small, tart and brilliant for jelly — but identification means looking at the whole tree, not just a tiny apple.