Landward

As spring gets under way, Dougie helps out with early lambing, and Cammy settles into his new farm in Ayrshire.

The team are in the Borders for a special episode. Dougie explores the border itself while the rest of the team explore the countryside to the north.

Dougie is in Sutherland meeting a woman who is teaching the next generation of crofters and farmers. Meanwhile, Cammy is on his new farm preparing for the arrival of his new Shorthorn cattle.

Dougie visits the cliffs and beaches of Caithness, and Rosie is at St Andrews West Sands to see the impact of recent storm

Dougie is in Wester Ross to climb An Teallach, one of Britain's most impressive mountains. Rosie is in Argyll to find out about the devastating attacks on sheep by sea eagles.

Dougie is in the fertile fields of Galloway to see one of Scotland's largest dairy herds. Meanwhile, Shahbaz touches down in Wester Ross to catch up with space scientists on a mission.

Dougie is at Loch Ness to learn about plans to develop a pumped hydro storage scheme. Meanwhile, Cammy meets a family in Galloway who are forging their future through contract farming.

Dougie is in Glen Clova to find out how a shooting estate is balancing biodiversity and flood resilience. Meanwhile, Anne joins a team of firefighters learning how to tackle wildfires with fire.

Dougie reports on the Bluetongue virus and meets the Scottish scientists studying its spread. Meanwhile, Shahbaz meets Belgian vet students getting hands-on experience on Scottish farms.

Dougie is in Skye to find out how crofters are providing a summer home for corncrakes. Meanwhile, Shahbaz sails to Ailsa Craig to see how conservationists are protecting the island's seabird colony.

Dougie is in Motherwell to visit Baron’s Haugh Nature Reserve, an urban wetland along the River Clyde. Elsewhere, Shahbaz visits one of Wester Ross's ancient Caledonian pine forests.

Dougie is in the Howe of Alford to meet a top Aberdeen Angus breeder, while Cammy attends a farm sale where a lifetime of machinery and tools are going under the auctioneer’s hammer.

Dougie and the team present highlights from this year’s Royal Highland Show. Cammy joins the annual Grand Parade to celebrate the show winners.

Dougie is in Lairg for the first of the annual autumn lamb sales, and Shahbaz is in Moray to see the aftermath of Scotland’s biggest wildfire.

It’s a celebration of all creatures great and small as Dougie tracks red deer stags in Glen Affric. Meanwhile, Anne finds out how AI is being used to identify dolphins' accents.

Dougie sets sail to see the famous Bass Rock gannet colony as it recovers from avian flu, and moth expert Leanna Fernandez discovers the rare mountain burnet near Braemar.

Dougie and the team look at how crofting continues across areas of the Highlands and Islands. Meanwhile, Anne lends a hand on shearing day in Harris and meets a crofter of the future.

Dougie is in the East Neuk of Fife, where he meets the farming sisters who have stopped selling through supermarkets and are doing it for themselves. Cammy and his sheepdog Spot meet the crop scientists working on the robot dog of the future, and Rosie is in Easter Ross to see how archaeologists are investigating the underwater secrets of a lost crannog. In Caithness, Dougie finds out why one young farmer chose British Blondes as her cattle breed, and Anne is on the wild and remote island of Gometra to meet its shepherd.

It’s tupping time on Cammy’s farm and the beginning of the yearly cycle for sheep farmers. Dougie’s near Alva in Clackmannanshire visiting a farm breeding pedigree American Highland cattle. As the nights draw in, Shahbaz is on the Glenlivet Estate in Moray, taking a look up at the night sky. Rosie is near Dumfries finding out how scientists are trying to selectively breed cattle that emit less methane, and Anne is on the Isle of Ulva, where she drops in on Banjo and his partner Ro as they attempt to restore a listed historic house.

In this autumn special, Dougie is on Ben Alder Estate to track stags for the annual deer rut. Meanwhile, Rosie is in an Aberdeenshire orchard picking apples to make champagne-style cider.

Dougie, Cammy and Anne are bound for the Isle of Islay. Dougie visits some of the island's world-famous distilleries, and Anne catches up with Glenn Campbell.