Landward

Dougie celebrates the season at Castle Fraser in Aberdeenshire and helps deck the halls in traditional style. He looks back on the 2023 highlights and reveals his favourite photo of the year.

Dougie is in Angus meeting the farming families concerned about new power lines, while Cammy starts a conversation about farm safety and chats to a farmer injured in a cow attack.

Dougie makes an early start to catch sight of the barnacle geese lifting off the Solway Firth, and Cammy meets the family selling their famous herd of pedigree cattle.

Dougie, Anne and Arlene visit Ardnamurchan, the most westerly point in the British mainland. Anne climbs up the famous lighthouse, while Arlene ventures into an extinct volcano.

Dougie is in the Highlands to see cross-breed cattle. Plus the exclusive inside story of Cammy’s dramatic rescue mission of Fiona, the loneliest sheep in Britain.

Dougie’s in the Cairngorms meeting members of the rescue team as they mark 60 years of saving lives. He also speaks to farmers affected by the recent devastating floods.

With the focus on Scottish rivers, Dougie sets sail along the Firth of Clyde. Rosie is by the River Laxford in Sutherland, while Shahbaz is on the banks of the River Clunie in Deeside.

Cammy is in Ayrshire to visit a dairy farmer growing maize to feed to his dairy cattle. Meanwhile, Arlene is in Buchan as she goes in search of the lost white stag of Mormond Hill.

Dougie visits Tayvallich in Argyll to hear about plans to provide affordable homes for locals. Rosie paddles in a dragon boat, and Cammy finds out about Brown Swiss cattle.

Landward celebrates the role that dogs play in Scotland’s countryside. Dougie meets the Scottish collie breed at risk, while Cammy finds out about sheepdogs being trained to protect livestock.

The team focuses on ‘right to roam’ 20 years after the Land Reform Act was passed, exploring the joys and the challenges of Scotland’s unique legislation.

Dougie is on the slopes of Ben Lawers in Perthshire, Rosie gets an ringside seat at of the autumn lamb sales, and Shahbaz goes searching for the elusive capercaillie.

After an unsettled summer, Dougie lends a hand with the harvest in Angus. Cammy gets a taste of climate-resistant fruit of the future.

Dougie and the team round up all the action from this year’s Royal Highland Show.

Scotland's countryside magazine. Dougie visits Scotland biggest offshore wind farm, and Chris Blanchett finds out how a favourite summer treat is produced using the power of the sun.

Dougie gets on his bike at Glentress Forest in the Borders ahead of the World Cycling Championships. Meanwhile, Arlene has an encounter with some barn owl chicks in Angus.

Dougie is in the Aberdeenshire village of Pennan to mark the 40th anniversary of classic Scottish film Local Hero, while Shahbaz visits repurposed red phone boxes in Angus.

Dougie is at the Balcaskie Estate in the East Neuk of Fife to discover why it has become a big food destination. And chef Nick Nairn cooks up a beef dish sourced from local produce.

Dougie takes a walk through the Yair Estate woodland in the Tweed Valley Forest Park. Meanwhile, Cammy meets the poultry farmers developing environmentally friendly chicken feed.

Focusing on the next generation, Dougie visits a farm where six siblings are working together to future-proof their family farm. And Cammy meets a young farmer who is diversifying into deer.

Dougie’s visiting Mar Lodge Estate in the Cairngorms to see how this vast landscape is regenerating for the future. Meanwhile, Cammy sets out to meet some inspiring next-generation farmers.

Scotland's countryside magazine. With spring in the air, Dougie lends a hand with calving and lambing at an East Lothian farm.

Dougie explores the Caithness coast, discovering some hidden historic sites along the John o’ Groats Trail, while Arlene takes the plunge in a fast-water river rescue.

The team dive into the sea for a marine special. Dougie visits a no-take zone, where fishing is completely banned, and Arlene gets an unforgettable lesson in trout breeding.