IT'S SNOWING or at least it is in the Yorkshire Dales! This video was filmed this morning near Hawes ❄️ Read more: https://bbc.in/2Jyl29u | BBC Yorkshire

Discover Hawes, North Yorkshire. Nestled in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, Hawes is one of England’s highest market towns (around 850ft). 🏡 Famous for Wensleydale cheese 🧀, its traditional Tuesday market, and stunning walks, it’s a place where history and scenery come together. Just a mile north you’ll find Hardraw Force 💦, England’s highest single-drop waterfall, reached via a short, scenic walk. Whether you’re here for hiking, history, or hearty Yorkshire charm, Hawes is a must-visit on

Farming in the uplands of the Yorkshire Dales is challenging, both physically and economically and the management of the Yorkshire Dales National Park by farmers and landowners is intrinsically important to the landscape’s conservation and to protect some of Britain’s rarest habitats and species. Farms are important rural businesses and employers, and are vital to rural society. We spent a year following upland hill farmers Stephen Bostock and his 24 year-old nephew Dave Fullerton to understand

The farming history of the Yorkshire Dales National Park combined with the region's rainy and mild climate, creates ideal conditions for waxcaps to thrive. Using the free 'Survey123 app' fill out the Plantlife WaxcApp survey, to record how many colours of fungi they can see in a grassland. This scores the site and flags it for expert surveyors to revisit. Find out more details here 👉 https://www.plantlife.org.uk/waxcapwatch/ The waxcap season is a short one – from late September through to mid-

A beautiful misty Yorkshire Dales farming scene 🐑🐑🐑 @dalesfarmer gathers sheep down from the tops to the meadows. | The Campaign for Wool