Dougie is at Loch Leven National Nature Reserve to find out about its improved facilities.

Dougie and the team are in south west Scotland for a Galloway special.

Anne follows the action at the Stirling Bull Sales.

The Landward team reflect on their favourite stories of the year in this festive special.

Anne is shopping for local Christmas food and drink at the Kelso Farmers Market.

Arlene is in Fife visiting Falkland Palace as it prepares to close for winter.

Dougie finds out about oak tree conservation at Killiecrankie river gorge in Perthshire.

A special programme uncovering the history of the people of the Isle of Raasay.

Dougie learns about a rewilding project in the Caledonian pine forest of Glen Affric.

Dougie discovers how Scotland’s dairy farmers are adapting to a greener future.

Dougie visits a famous fold of Highland cattle on the shores of Loch Awe, in Argyll.

Dougie and Nick are in Cullen in Moray cooking the famous local soup.

Dougie is at the annual autumn tup and ewe sales in Lairg for a special all about sheep.

Dougie is in Ullapool finding out about the increase in marine animal disturbances.

Dougie climbs Ben Nevis, marking its first ascent 250 years ago.

Dougie is on the road visiting a motorhome stopover in Aberdeenshire.

JJ Chalmers is on the hunt for lost lochs in Moray.

Dougie finds out more about this year's Scottish Traditional Boat Festival.

Dougie meets some of the competitors at the Royal Highland Show.

Dougie finds out how to restore a peat bog, and Anne meets a bee whisperer.

Dougie is on Arran finding out how a tree disease is changing the island’s landscape.

A special episode about the young people who are shaping rural Scotland’s future.

Dougie is in Glen Finglas discovering why the Scottish bluebell is so precious.

Dougie explores signs of the season with nature writer Jim Crumley.

Dougie and Nick are on the Black Isle cooking up some of its locally grown potatoes.