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- Queen Victoria's Picnic Cottage, Thick Trunk Tuesday and Swimming in the ClydeBBC Radio Scotland
- An Orkney Hurricane, Sightings of the Loch Ness Monster in the 1930's and Terrifying Sounds from the Hamilton MausoleumBBC Radio Scotland
- Firth of Forth Oysters, Soil Cubes and Dolphin CommunicationBBC Radio Scotland
- Kidnapped and the Stevenson Way - Part 4BBC Radio Scotland
- A Winter Solstice SpecialBBC Radio Scotland
- A History of the Palace of HolyroodhouseBBC Radio Scotland
- Life on the Island of JuraBBC Radio Scotland
- A Wild and Wonderful Sound Journey with Musician and Composer Cosmo SheldrakeBBC Radio Scotland
- Behind the Lens with Shahbaz MajeedBBC Radio Scotland
- Nordic Skiing, Lynx and Mountain RescueBBC Radio Scotland
- Tam O' Shanter and the Poetry of Robert BurnsBBC Radio Scotland
- Endurance Racing, the Ness Islands of Inverness and a Mini Kilted KingBBC Radio Scotland
- Wandering Morven - A Wander up Morven with Artist and Adventurer Morven StewartBBC Radio Scotland
- Burns on Birds, Golden Eye and How to Make HaggisBBC Radio Scotland
- The Festival of Imbolc, World Wetlands Day and the Big Farmland Bird CountBBC Radio Scotland
- Sunset Song - Exploring the Mearns - Part 1BBC Radio Scotland
- Water of Leith Otters, Salmon Fishing on the River Tweed and a Famous North East CowBBC Radio Scotland
- Sunset Song - Exploring The Mearns - Part 2BBC Radio Scotland
- Lewis Grassic Gibbon, Snowdrops and a Beaver MOTBBC Radio Scotland
- The Glasgow Seed Library with Rowan LearBBC Radio Scotland
- A Soutar's Shop, Jigsaws and GorillasBBC Radio Scotland
- Wildlife on the Water of LeithBBC Radio Scotland
- Kingfishers, a Gunpowder Mill and a Halifax Bomber RelicBBC Radio Scotland
- Preserving Antarctica's Heritage Buildings with Conservation Carpenter Graham GillieBBC Radio Scotland
- Bracklinn Falls, Needle Felting and The Cabrach DistilleryBBC Radio Scotland
- Wild Swimming with Greg and JulesBBC Radio Scotland
- The March of the Frogs, Heavy Lifting Stones and Boat BuildingBBC Radio Scotland
- Celebrating the Imperfections in Wood with Artist and Maker Duke ChristieBBC Radio Scotland
- Biofluorescence Walks, Reindeer in Aviemore, and Glasgow Central MosqueBBC Radio Scotland
- A Fresh Focus on Adaptive Skiing in ScotlandBBC Radio Scotland
- A North East Lido, Badger Behaviour and a Coral BeachBBC Radio Scotland
- Walking and Motherhood with Writer Kerri AndrewsBBC Radio Scotland
- Tattie Tastic Light FantasticBBC Radio Scotland
- The Dawn Chorus with Ian BroadbentBBC Radio Scotland
- Inchindown Echo, Edinburgh's Herbarium and the 120 Mile Postie's PathBBC Radio Scotland
- Lorraine McCall - the Trailblazing Adventurer on the Scottish HillsBBC Radio Scotland
- Wildfires, Mounth Roads and East Lothian HedgehogsBBC Radio Scotland
- The Poetry Path at Corbenic Camphill Community in PerthshireBBC Radio Scotland
- Birch Sap, Sailing and Boggy MarathonsBBC Radio Scotland
- Sixty Years of the Scottish Wildlife TrustBBC Radio Scotland
- Peregrine Falcons in Glasgow, Loch Garten Ospreys and a Spitfire in the BordersBBC Radio Scotland
- Professor Lorna Dawson, Forensic Soil ScientistBBC Radio Scotland
- Vintage Buses, A Chelsea Garden in Glasgow and a Very Lucky ShipBBC Radio Scotland
- A Wild Food Journey with Mo WildeBBC Radio Scotland
- Willow Weaving, Wild Food and the Isle of Whithon - A Dumfries and Galloway SpecialBBC Radio Scotland
- Nature-based Solutions and the Changing ClimateBBC Radio Scotland
- A Coast to Coast Backpack Challenge, Beekeeping in Kinross and the Capercaillie of SpeysideBBC Radio Scotland
- The Whithorn Way - Part 1 - GlasgowBBC Radio Scotland
- Dendrochronology, Seals and The Salt PathBBC Radio Scotland
- Lapwing Ringing on DeesideBBC Radio Scotland
- Shetland Dandelions, a Moray Firth Whale and a Paisley DrainBBC Radio Scotland
- The Whithorn Way - Part 2 - Paisley to LochwinnochBBC Radio Scotland
- Findhorn Water Taxi, Roundabout Gardens and Elie Sand PortraitsBBC Radio Scotland
- Wild Scottish Flavour WheelBBC Radio Scotland
- Summer Solstice, Royal Highland Show and CompostingBBC Radio Scotland
- The Whithorn Way - Part 3 - Lochwinnoch to IrvineBBC Radio Scotland
- Journeying with Josie Vallely and Maisie the HorseBBC Radio Scotland
- Concorde, Coastal Rowing and the Bordered Brown LacewingBBC Radio Scotland
- The Whithorn Way - Part 4 - Irvine to AyrBBC Radio Scotland
- Screaming Swifts, Flapperskate and a Pictish Hill Fort in FifeBBC Radio Scotland
- Veteran Cattle Breeder and Author, Harold MurrayBBC Radio Scotland
- A Tea Clipper, Sail Training and The Tall Ships Races AberdeenBBC Radio Scotland
- The Whithorn Way - Part 5 - Ayr to GirvanBBC Radio Scotland
- An Orkney Shipwreck, A Rare Moth and Aspen TreesBBC Radio Scotland
- Scotland's First Inclusive FarmBBC Radio Scotland
- A Herring Queen, Art on a Bus and a Very Small FerryBBC Radio Scotland
- The Whithorn Way - Part 6 - Girvan to St Ninian's CaveBBC Radio Scotland
- Rowing on the River Clyde, Stonehaven's Land Train and Free Bikes at the Edinburgh FringeBBC Radio Scotland
- Eddy Graham - CloudsBBC Radio Scotland
- Moose, Cranes and the Wolf of BadenochBBC Radio Scotland
- Rivers with Robert MacfarlaneBBC Radio Scotland
- Rivers, Fossils and Hot Air BalloonsBBC Radio Scotland
- Coal Carrying Championships, Life on St Kilda and Underwater PhotographyBBC Radio Scotland
- Scottish Owl Centre - End of an EraBBC Radio Scotland
- Rooks, Disc Golf and Autumnal ActivitiesBBC Radio Scotland
- The Beauty of MothsBBC Radio Scotland
- Counting Butterflies, Carriage Driving and Nature WritingBBC Radio Scotland
- RRS DiscoveryBBC Radio Scotland
- Trees, Trains and SpidersBBC Radio Scotland
- Life, Death and the Outdoors with Juliet RobertsonBBC Radio Scotland
- A Kitchen Garden, The Trossachs Explorer and 200 Years of the Modern RailwayBBC Radio Scotland
- An Historic Sailing Ship - The Bessie EllenBBC Radio Scotland
- Snorkelling Artists, Acorns and AccessBBC Radio Scotland
- Roy Dennis - Highland Cows and CapercailliesBBC Radio Scotland
- The Sound of Beavers, Larch Trees and the Home of the Lord of the IslesBBC Radio Scotland
- The Power of the View with Alec FinlayBBC Radio Scotland
- Campervans, Catching Leaves and a Community GardenBBC Radio Scotland
- Tom Bowser, author of Waters of Life, Fighting for Scotland's BeaversBBC Radio Scotland
- Saltmarshes, Shinty and A Horse's ToothBBC Radio Scotland
- The Battle of CullodenBBC Radio Scotland
- Daydreaming, Rare Moss and Photographing the River SpeyBBC Radio Scotland
- Adventures in Gaelic with Coinneach Rankin and Hamish MacleodBBC Radio Scotland
- Magpies, Dark Skies and Cairngorms PrideBBC Radio Scotland
- Saunas and the SeaBBC Radio Scotland
- Outdoor Saunas, Walking with Goats and A Library of ThingsBBC Radio Scotland
- The Stalker and the ChefBBC Radio Scotland
- A Doggy Special - Sheep Dogs, Dog Walkers and a Deathly DiseaseBBC Radio Scotland
- Winter Climbing with Guy RobertsonBBC Radio Scotland
- A Daredevil Photographer, a Winter Climber and an Atlantic RowerBBC Radio Scotland
- Twenty Years of the Scottish Outdoor Access CodeBBC Radio Scotland
- The Super Moon, Fungus and the Highest Village in ScotlandBBC Radio Scotland
- The Findhorn FoundationBBC Radio Scotland
- Squirrel Detection, Ice Swimming and Cattle DrovingBBC Radio Scotland
- Crystal Hunting on Cairngorm with Mark Diggins of the Scottish Avalanche Information ServiceBBC Radio Scotland
- Alpacas, Robins and a Christmas Treasure HuntBBC Radio Scotland
- In Search of Bird Song with Neil AnsellBBC Radio Scotland
- A Ryvoan Bothy SpecialBBC Radio Scotland
- A Walk on the Wild Side with Zeki BasanBBC Radio Scotland
- A Bucket Mill, Yule Day and Rowing the AtlanticBBC Radio Scotland
- Drawing Ancient Trees with Tansy Lee MoirBBC Radio Scotland
- Snow, Camping in Winter and a New Air AmbulanceBBC Radio Scotland
- Queer Ecology with Dr Em Merrin May ArmstrongBBC Radio Scotland
- Cairngorm Mountain Ski ResortBBC Radio Scotland
- The Rangers and Volunteers Keeping Gorse at Bay in AberdeenBBC Radio Scotland
- Seagrass Fairy Circles, Peas and Beans and an Invasion of GorseBBC Radio Scotland
- The Role of the Corn Bunting in Scotland's EcologyBBC Radio Scotland
- Harmony in Nature, a Festival of Light and the World's Toughest RowBBC Radio Scotland
- Master Wood Carver, David RobinsonBBC Radio Scotland
- Swift Bricks, Palm Houses and PotholesBBC Radio Scotland
- Murmurs of SpringBBC Radio Scotland
- Here Comes the Sun, Europe's First Feminist Bird Club and Eating JellyfishBBC Radio Scotland
- Women of the CairngormsBBC Radio Scotland
- Tawny Owls, Pearl Mussels and Jelly EarsBBC Radio Scotland
- Bikepacking with Somhairle JohnstonBBC Radio Scotland
- A Cairngorms Soundscape, Harvesting Sap and Cycling from Boring to DullBBC Radio Scotland
- Crovie - A Village on the EdgeBBC Radio Scotland
- A Cornucopia of Wildlife including Bees, Dolphins and BeetlesBBC Radio Scotland
- Living with Fable the RavenBBC Radio Scotland
- Cabbage, swifts, charts,John Muir and cloudsBBC Radio Scotland
- Celebrating the life of John Muir in Yosemite National Park.BBC Radio Scotland
- Mark discovers the secrets of Banff, pays a visit to an ice sculpture whilst Euan's hears about the regeneration of GlenfeshieBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark Stephen with an in depth look at Scottish hill sheep farming from Dumfries and Galloway.BBC Radio Scotland
- Mark goes on a wildlife safari in the Angus Glens, Euan discovers how to ID birds by their song and avoids an angry birdBBC Radio Scotland
- Helen Needham with a tribute to Ashie Brebner - a pioneer of Scottish mountaineering and nature tourism.BBC Radio Scotland
- A Royal Deeside special with Mark Stephen and Helen Needham.BBC Radio Scotland
- Mark goes bike packing in Argyll, Euan finds out how to photograph dolphins and a trip down the River Dee from source to seaBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark and Euan in Norway looking at how land is owned and managed there.BBC Radio Scotland
- The Telford Bridge in need of some TLC, Achamore Gardens on Gigha and how easy is it to avoid plastic food packagingBBC Radio Scotland
- A community land special.BBC Radio Scotland
- Puffins, thatched roofing, island dairy and mussel picking.BBC Radio Scotland
- Dementia and the OutdoorsBBC Radio Scotland
- Beachcombing, photographing lifeboats, trains and bridge defences.BBC Radio Scotland
- Renewable Energy in OrkneyBBC Radio Scotland
- Westray 'Queen O' the Isles'BBC Radio Scotland
- Royal Northern Spring ShowBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark and Helen visit Scotland's premier agricultural event of the year - The Royal Highland Show at InglistonBBC Radio Scotland
- Transport special - steam, vintage landrover and the world's shortest flight.BBC Radio Scotland
- Fiona Stalker chats to Sir Chris Bonington about his life of climbing.BBC Radio Scotland
- Mark visits the places in Orkney which were the inspiration for the writer George MacKay BrownBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark and Euan travel from Westray to Papa Westray in Orkney on the world's shortest scheduled flight.BBC Radio Scotland
- Mark and Euan visit the Holm of Papay, a very special building in Speyside and meet a musician with a passion for birdsBBC Radio Scotland
- Has Scotland become divorced from nature? Mark Stephen meets journalist and broadcaster Lesley Riddoch to find outBBC Radio Scotland
- Pike, Swifts, Cullen and a bunkhouseBBC Radio Scotland
- MicroadventuresBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark and Euan get up close to squirrels and seahorses and discover the history of the Shipping ForecastBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark and Euan visit the coastal village of Collieston. They hear about its history, go rock pooling and tackle a beach picnicBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark and Euan visit the Forvie Sands ternery, the art deco Rothesay Pavilion and find out how to grow trufflesBBC Radio Scotland
- In 2015, Euan McIlwraith took a flight with a RAF Sea King Search and Rescue helicopter and got involved in a real life rescueBBC Radio Scotland
- It's festival time - Mark and Euan are in Edinburgh in the midst of the action but also hunting out some quieter spacesBBC Radio Scotland
- Charlie GammackBBC Radio Scotland
- The Inverness to Kyle of Lochalsh railwayBBC Radio Scotland
- The Heart of ScotlandBBC Radio Scotland
- Mount Stuart House, Jenny Graham, Oystercatchers and the West Island WayBBC Radio Scotland
- Out of Doors Goes ForthBBC Radio Scotland
- Sheepdogs, mountain art, bugs, gas holders, segways and pine martensBBC Radio Scotland
- Out of Doors Goes Forth TwoBBC Radio Scotland
- Torry Battery Coastal SpecialBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark and Euan spend time with David 'Heavy' Whalley who spent 36 years as a member of the RAF mountain rescue teamBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark Stephen's aboard the Aberdeen lifeboat, Bon Accord and Laura Cuthill unearths some of the lesser known facts about DundeeBBC Radio Scotland
- Venison, vertical farm, mussels, Mingming, rafts and puffinsBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark visits Scotland's Air Ambulance, finds out about Nature Deficit Disorder and Euan discovers another side to anglingBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark and Euan get the lowdown on peat, a new island distillery and the farmer who turned his life aroundBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark and Euan cycle the John Muir Way starting in Helensburgh where Muir set off from to the US to his birthplace of DunbarBBC Radio Scotland
- Women in farming, beavers, geese and mapsBBC Radio Scotland
- Tools, spatulas, bees and the John Muir TrustBBC Radio Scotland
- St. Cuthbert's WayBBC Radio Scotland
- , Mark and Euan indulge their love of steam trains, get close up with some reindeer and the bee that's become an internet hitBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark and Euan discover a rejuvenated Highland railway, a Ford Model T and a dictionary of Scots NatureBBC Radio Scotland
- Out of Doors First World War SpecialBBC Radio Scotland
- The West Highland LineBBC Radio Scotland
- Brochs, bunkers and a battery-powered trainBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark and Euan with a rare bird sighting, a slice of Japan in the Ochil Hills and the history of an observatory atop a mountainBBC Radio Scotland
- Sir John Lister KayeBBC Radio Scotland
- The Cairngorm Funicular Railway has been placed in administration. Mark and Euan take a look at the story behind the decision.BBC Radio Scotland
- From the Our Story series of 2014, Mark visits Aviemore to discover how the area was once dubbed the St Moritz of ScotlandBBC Radio Scotland
- Seals, birds, trees and motorbikesBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark and Euan get the lowdown on whooper swans, a restored suspension bridge and electric mountain bikesBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark and Euan with moonlight hill walking, the winter solstice and the art of soundscapes courtesy of musician Phil CunninghamBBC Radio Scotland
- Out for Christmas 2015BBC Radio Scotland
- Mark and Euan meet up with three mountain rescue team members who recall their experiences on the mountains of ScotlandBBC Radio Scotland
- Out of Doors on WestrayBBC Radio Scotland
- Polly PullarBBC Radio Scotland
- Handa,Flying, River Almond, Beavers and Peebles Film FestBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark and Euan with a red squirrel success story, an angry bird and a treasure trove of unwanted goodsBBC Radio Scotland
- Arthur AndersonBBC Radio Scotland
- Yoghurt, Moongazing, Apples and BlackeningsBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark and Euan discover Scotland's first railway, a WW1 replica trench in Aberdeen plus highland cows, cranes and orcasBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark and Euan explore horse logging, ships made of concrete and the practice of bolting on the mountainsBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark and Euan visit a brand new fish market, a rejuvenated country estate and a Scottish rainforestBBC Radio Scotland
- Myrtle SimpsonBBC Radio Scotland
- Beaver, nets, paths, parks,flying sheep, a wine tower and St DrostanBBC Radio Scotland
- Wildcats, Spring Show, Woodland, paths and tour guidesBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark and Euan discover a new take on Bags for Life, catch up on osprey news and a fish with a distinctive aromaBBC Radio Scotland
- Doug AllanBBC Radio Scotland
- Euan has a wildlife first, Mark tastes birch water plus the fascinating life of the aspen tree and an inspirational farmerBBC Radio Scotland
- Mink, canals, Glencoe and spooky soundsBBC Radio Scotland
- A trip to GallowayBBC Radio Scotland
- Roy DennisBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark watches the ospreys at the Loch of Lowes, Helen visits a Christmas tree farm and how to avoid disturbing seal coloniesBBC Radio Scotland
- The Healing Power of FireBBC Radio Scotland
- Ury Riverside Park, Ardeer Peninsula and The Beechgrove GardenBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark and Euan explore the river Ythan in Aberdeenshire from source to sea taking in castles, wildlife and a spot of canoeingBBC Radio Scotland
- Jim CrumleyBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark and Euan encounter goats and pumpkins, discover a neolithic ball and a waterfall in a remote areaBBC Radio Scotland
- North Coast 500 Leg OneBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark and Euan discover a new species of trout, take a trip along the river Tay and some listeners from Nashville drop in pastBBC Radio Scotland
- Beaver in ScotlandBBC Radio Scotland
- Jellicoe Express, Badgers and the 'Poly Roger'BBC Radio Scotland
- Snapshot of Scottish AgricultureBBC Radio Scotland
- Planting trees, 21st Century crofting and bluebells.BBC Radio Scotland
- A breakfast podcast special cooking up Huevos Rancheros on the fire.BBC Radio Scotland
- Mark sets foot on a new walking route in Fife, Euan's on the Forth and Clyde canal, a new use for hemp and heritage daffodilsBBC Radio Scotland
- Scottish Women's FootballBBC Radio Scotland
- Trees, Caves and SkinflatsBBC Radio Scotland
- North Coast 500 Leg TwoBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark and Euan visit Loch Garten, a ferry with an historic past, a herd of Longhorn cattle and the tale of a colourful treeBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark Stephen with a special podcast on the Hawick Common RidingsBBC Radio Scotland
- Scapa Flow, sea adventures near Stonehaven and Lyme Disease.BBC Radio Scotland
- Helen Needham goes on a seashore foray with professional forager and writer John Wright.BBC Radio Scotland
- Royal Highland Show 2019BBC Radio Scotland
- The Isle of Man Part OneBBC Radio Scotland
- North Coast 500 Leg ThreeBBC Radio Scotland
- Quinoa, Kayaking and Community FarmingBBC Radio Scotland
- Kayaking round CannaBBC Radio Scotland
- The Isle of Man Part TwoBBC Radio Scotland
- Helen Needham attends the Backbone Outdoor Festival for All in the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park.BBC Radio Scotland
- Mark meets an unruly falcon, finds himself on the edge of some movie action and Helen goes foraging in the Western IslesBBC Radio Scotland
- Helen Needham goes seaweeding with Fi Bird on the island of South UistBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark and Euan discover the unique garden of Little Sparta, go on the look out for basking sharks and a cycle track for allBBC Radio Scotland
- Whales, Deer, Sea Eagles and a BeastBBC Radio Scotland
- Hanna Tuulikki- Deer DancerBBC Radio Scotland
- A haven of peace amidst the bustle of the Edinburgh Festival, the cave dwellers of Moray and tales from a Clackmannan graveyardBBC Radio Scotland
- Ulva One Year OnBBC Radio Scotland
- Snorkelling, satellites, water fountains and dealing with human poo responsibly.BBC Radio Scotland
- Kim McAllister takes a personal look at options for rewilding in Scotland including a visit to the Alladale Wilderness ReserveBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark and Euan discover the regeneration of Aberfoyle, meet a mother and daughter on a home made canoe trip and stylish campingBBC Radio Scotland
- Life on a Highland EstateBBC Radio Scotland
- Life on the canal and a slow railway journeyBBC Radio Scotland
- Mark takes a boat trip on Loch Katrine, Euan cycles the Isla Way and the species that used to roam the Scottish countrysideBBC Radio Scotland
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