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This week our special guest reporter, Hannah Jackson - also known on social media as the Red Shepherdess - looks at whether times have really changed for women in farming.

On her journey to find out why there are so few female farmers, Hannah heads to Scotland to meet Nina Clancy, the head of a charity that supports those who work the land.

Hannah also meets Andrew McCornick, of the National Farmers' Union Scotland, to see how the traditional face of farming is changing.

Hannah also has an online catch-up with Faye Steward, who made headlines when she rescued her sheep from flooding, before finally seeing what the future holds with the help of Professor Sally Shortall.

Countryfile has asked four young naturalists to share their passion for wildlife and the countryside - what inspires them, their love of nature and their hopes for the future.聽

This week we're in Somerset meeting 17-year-old Mya-Rose.聽

Mya and her family live in the Chew Valley, overlooking the lake known for the 260 different bird species that over winter there.聽

Mya鈥檚 passion for birding began with her parents driving the length and breadth of the country spotting rare birds.聽

Mya took the hobby one step further and her dedication to birding means she has now spotted more than half of the world's known bird species. We join Mya on the lookout for Great White Egrets at Chew Valley Lake.