Landward

Scotland’s countryside magazine. Anne follows the action at the Stirling Bull Sales, while Dougie lends a hand with lambing in Aberdeenshire.

The team are in the south west of Scotland for a special programme about Galloway. Dougie finds out about the area’s bid to become the next national park.

Scotland's countryside magazine. Dougie takes a walk around the Loch Leven Heritage Trail to see how improved facilities are providing those with disabilities with a place to connect to nature.

Dougie visits Culbin Forest in Moray for a special programme celebrating Scotland's trees. Meanwhile, Anne meets the woman protecting the Fortingall Yew, and Arlene becomes a tree hugger.

This week, Dougie is in Highland Perthshire finding out how Blue Grey cattle are bred and why they have become a top choice for Scottish upland beef farmers.

This week, Dougie is at the Fairy Pools on Skye to find out what is being put in place to deal with the huge surge in visitors. Elsewhere, Cammy meets some very young sheep farmers.

Scotland's countryside magazine. Dougie is in the Cairngorms visiting the Abernethy National Nature Reserve, where he gets a close-up view of a sea eagle nest.

Dougie and his dog Jessie attend a gathering at Gordon Castle estate in Moray, home of the Gordon Setter breed. Cammy investigates the rising issue of livestock attacks.

Scotland's countryside magazine. Dougie and Nick Nairn head to Shetland to discover the best local produce, while Cammy meets a young farmer in north east Scotland who is passionate about pig farming.

Scotland's countryside magazine. Dougie is in Easter Ross visiting the farm producing Scotland’s most northerly rapeseed oil. Arlene steps back in time at a traditional longhouse in Perthshire.

Scotland's countryside magazine. Dougie lends a hand getting a Charolais bull ready to compete in the forthcoming Royal Highland Show and finds out what the return of a full show means for farmers.

Scotland's countryside magazine. Dougie visits Coldingham Bay in Berwickshire, where he learns about the lifeguards who keep watch over the beach during the summer months.

Scotland's countryside magazine. Dougie and the team bring you highlights of the 2022 Royal Highland Show. Celebrating its 200th anniversary, we follow all of the action from the ringside.

Scotland's countryside magazine. Anne helps harvest the old fashioned way, while Dougie visits a deer farm in Stirlingshire.

Dougie’s in Strathspey, investigating how local authorities are tackling the rural housing crisis. Rosie joins a volunteer group as they ring a nest of goshawk chicks.

Dougie is on the Firth of Clyde to discover what underwater sounds tell us about the marine habitat, and Anne finds out about the woman who saved Scottish Highland folk history from obscurity.

Dougie visits Langholm Moor in Dumfriesshire, the biggest community land buyout in southern Scotland. And photographer Shahbaz Majeed returns to follow the River Tay.

Dougie follows all the action at the annual Highland Cattle Show and Sales in Oban. Meanwhile, Cammy is in Tayside discovering how climate change is adversely affecting our potato crop.

Dougie is in Perthshire to climb Schiehallion and get some mountain safety tips. Meanwhile, Cammy finds out why a Blairgowrie fruit farmer is giving his crop away to charity.

The Landward team are in Aberdeen for the World Clydesdale Show, the biggest single-breed horse show in Europe.

Dougie is in Sutherland to find out how stags use their antlers in the autumn deer rut, and Arlene discovers the eco alternative to plastic tree tubes.

Dougie visits a farm near Beauly that is taking a regenerative approach to livestock farming, while Anne gets to grips with the ancient woodland skill of coppicing.

The team travel to St Kilda to explore the remotest part of the UK. Dougie scales the dramatic sea cliffs to monitor the seabirds, while Anne discovers why the last islanders had to leave.

Dougie is at Loch Ness to see how the forests are being future-proofed for climate change, and Cammy gets a workout as he meets Britain’s Fittest Farmer.

Dougie cuts his own Christmas tree at a farm in Stirlingshire, and Rosie helps build the Ullapool community creel Christmas tree.