Landward - Fencing the Fields

Dougie is in the East Neuk of Fife finding out how strawberry-growing season has extended.

Dougie is on Montrose Beach measuring the increasing rate of coastal erosion.

Dougie is in East Sutherland to find out about the challenges of modern crofting.

Special episode marking the Crofting Reform Act in 1976 transforming Highland land rights.

How the Assynts Crofters Trust have taken to becoming their own landlords.

Dougie is at the Glencoe Youth Hostel helping out as the tourist season gets under way.

Dougie visits a farm near Eyemouth to open the barn doors and let the cows out for summer.

Dougie is in the Cairngorms to see how habitats are being protected against wildfires.

Dougie, Arlene and Shahbaz head to the Isle of Bute, the jewel of the Firth of Clyde.

Dougie heads for Ben Ledi in the Trossachs to help with some high-altitude fieldwork.

Dougie visits a dairy farm in Dumfriesshire for spring calving on a grand scale.

Landward explores depopulation across Scotland’s fragile rural communities.

Fifty years on from a fire at Inveraray Castle, Dougie finds out how it was rescued.

Journalist Jack Webster returns to his Buchan home to reluctantly sell the family farm.

A special celebration as Dougie takes a walk through 50 years of Landward.

A festive special with series highlights as Dougie joins a Christmas tractor run.

Chris Blanchett heads up the high-level Lecht Road to find out how winters are changing.

Dougie visits Doune Castle near Stirling as it comes under attack from climate change.

It’s National Tree Week, and Dougie is in the woods on the Speyside Way looking for aspen.

Dougie, Cammy and Anne visit the Isle of Islay, also known as Whisky Island.

Dougie is on Ben Alder Estate to track stags for the annual deer rut.

It’s tupping time on Cammy’s farm, and Dougie meets some American Highland cattle.

Cammy and his sheepdog meet the scientists working on the robot dog of the future.

Dougie is in Perthshire investigating the rise in tick-borne diseases among livestock.

Dougie and the team find out how crofting continues to shape the Scottish countryside.

Dougie sets sail to see the famous Bass Rock gannet colony.

It’s all creatures great and small as Dougie tracks red deer stags in Glen Affric.

Dougie is in Lairg for the first of the annual autumn lamb sales.

Dougie and the team present highlights from this year’s Royal Highland Show.

Dougie is in the Howe of Alford to meet a top Aberdeen Angus breeder.