Landward

Special festive episode looking back at 2021. Anne and Arlene get together to celebrate the Christmas season and reflect on their favourite stories of the year.

Scotland's countryside magazine. Anne is shopping for local Christmas food and drink at the Kelso Farmers Market, while JJ discovers why hedgehogs are particularly at risk at this time of year.

Arlene is in Fife visiting Falkland Palace as it prepares to close for winter, while Dougie journeys along the Kyle railway line.

Scotland's countryside magazine. Dougie is at Killiecrankie river gorge in Perthshire, where he finds out about the conservation of ancient oak trees.

A special programme from the Isle of Raasay. Dougie uncovers the lost history of the landowner involved in slavery, while Anne celebrates the centenary of Gaelic poet Sorley MacLean.

Dougie is in Glen Affric finding out about an ambitious 30-year rewilding project, while Christina discovers that Scotland's native gulls are under threat.

With the COP26 in full swing, Dougie discovers how Scotland’s dairy farmers are adapting to a greener future, and Arlene visits a research facility that is trying to breed low-methane cattle.

Dougie is on the shores of Loch Awe in Argyll, meeting pedigree Highland cattle. Meanwhile, Christina discovers the potential for sea grass to fight climate change.

In this episode, the focus is on food, with Dougie and Nick in Cullen cooking the famous local soup. Meanwhile, Arlene meets the farming sisters in Angus who are producing sustainable beef and lamb.

Scotland's countryside magazine. Dougie is at the autumn sales in Lairg for a Landward special all about sheep. Meanwhile, JJ gets a crash course in sheep psychology.

This week, Dougie is in Ullapool finding out about the growing problem of marine disturbance on sea wildlife. Meanwhile, Christina is helping to restore a rive, and JJ tries tree coring.

Scotland's countryside magazine. Dougie climbs Ben Nevis, Scotland's highest mountain. Meanwhile, Anne sees the mess left at a fly-tipping hotspot.

Scotland's countryside magazine. In this episode, Dougie is on the road visiting a new motorhome stopover, while Anne is trekking through the Cairngorms on horseback.

Scotland's countryside magazine. JJ Chalmers is in search of lost lochs in Moray, while Anne explores the environmental benefits of picking your own bouquet.

Scotland's countryside magazine. Dougie visits Portsoy in Aberdeenshire to find out more about this year's Scottish Traditional Boat Festival.

Scotland's countryside magazine. Dougie meets some of the competitors at the Royal Highland Show.

Scotland's countryside magazine. Dougie is in Sutherland to see how peatland is being restored, JJ visits a blacksmith, and Anne dons a bee suit to meet a bee whisperer at his hives.

Dougie is on Arran finding out how a tree disease is changing the island’s landscape and JJ Chalmers tries his hand at dry stane dyking.

Scotland's countryside magazine. Dougie and the team meet the young people who will steer the future of Scotland'scountryside - the young farmers, crofters, conservationists and rural craftspeople.

Dougie is in Glen Finglas discovering why the Scottish bluebell is so precious, while Arlene is at Balmoral to find out about the sickness that struck the Queen’s highland ponies.

Scotland's countryside magazine. In a spring special, Dougie is on the hunt for signs of the season with nature writer Jim Crumley.

Scotland's countryside magazine. Dougie and Nick are on the Black Isle cooking up some of its locally grown potatoes, and Arlene investigates the welfare issues associated with fast-growing chickens.

In this episode, Dougie celebrates the 250th anniversary of literary great and Borders boy Sir Walter Scott. Meanwhile, Arlene meets modern day farmer and writer Patrick Laurie.

In this episode, Dougie is in remote Wester Ross walking the spectacular Postie’s Path. Meanwhile, Anne is searching for monsters in Loch Ness, and Arlene meets some newly born Clydesdale horse foals.