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Creating a Food Forest on the Side of a Hill in Aberdeenshire

Helen Needham visits James Reid of Tap O' Noth Farm to hear about his approach to farming

• 25 mins

Trees, Permaculture and Hutting

Mark Stephen and Rachel Stewart with stories from the great outdoors.

• 83 mins

Living Off Grid in a Family Hut in Argyll with Peter MacQueen the Highland Hutter

Mark Stephen visits the family hut of Peter and Graham MacQueen in Argyll

• 21 mins

Shining Guest Ants, Mushrooms and Coco Chanel

Mark Stephen and Rachel Stewart present Scotland Outdoors

• 80 mins

Cider Making in the North East of Scotland

Mark Stephen meets Christian Stolte of the Wee Scottish Cider Company

• 19 mins

New National Parks, Green Cumbernauld and Meikle or Muckle...or even Puckle?

Mark Stephen and Rachel Stewart with stories from the great outdoors

• 84 mins

Connecting With and Writing about Nature through Chronic Illness and Disability with Louise Kenward

Helen Needham speaks with writer Louise Kenward about the anthology 'Moving Mountains'

• 26 mins

Earth, Wind and Water

Mark Stephen and Rachel Stewart with stories from the great outdoors.

• 80 mins

Cinasium Soundscape

Rachel Stewart hears about a new sound installation at Crail airfield.

• 16 mins

Bothies, Dark Skies at Braemar and a Festive Tractor Parade

Mark Stephen and Rachel Stewart present Scotland Outdoors

• 81 mins

Bothy Culture - A Celebration of 70 Years of the Secret Howff

Mark Stephen hears tales of bothying including some very special cookery

• 30 mins

Charlie Allan - A Tribute to a North East Man O' Pairts - Broadcaster, Writer, Farmer, Singer and Sportsman

Helen Needham with archive recordings from Charlie Allan

• 32 mins

Squirrels, Crannogs and the Taj Mahal of Arbroath

Mark Stephen and Rachel Stewart present Scotland Outdoors

• 80 mins

A Green Pharmacy with Herbologist Catherine Conway-Payne at the Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh

Helen Needham visits the Physic Garden at the RBGE with Catherine Conway-Payne

• 29 mins

Winter in the Mountains, Willow Coffins and Puddles

Mark Stephen and Rachel Stewart with stories from the great outdoors

• 84 mins

Down on the Farm with Perthshire Farmer Martin Kennedy

Mark Stephen visits Martin Kennedy President of the National Farmers Union in Scotland

• 29 mins

Snow, River Management and the Perthshire Creative Trail

Mark Stephen and Rachel Stewart with stories from the great outdoors

• 81 mins

Honey tasting in Edinburgh

Rachel Stewart meets Dr Gino Jabbar, a honey producer and sommelier in Edinburgh.

• 30 mins

Wildcats, Caves and a Honey Sommelier

Mark Stephen and Rachel Stewart with stories from the great outdoors

• 83 mins

Stories and Music About People and Trees with Cellist Jessica Kerr

Helen Needham hears about some special trees from musician Jessica Kerr

• 23 mins

Imbolc, Natural Burial and Swimming in Cellardyke

Mark Stephen and Rachel Stewart with stories from the great outdoors

• 84 mins

Flamingos, Fedges and Newfoundland Rescue Dogs

Mark Stephen and Rachel Stewart with stories from the great outdoors

• 83 mins

Galloway Scots Scriever

Rachel Stewart meets Susi Briggs, the Galloway Scots Scriever.

• 24 mins

Salmon, Osprey and a Self Build Plane

Mark Stephen and Rachel Stewart with stories from the great outdoors

• 82 mins

Mountain Tales - Schiehallion

Mark Stephen and Rachel Stewart with tales from the great outdoors

• 26 mins

Time for Tatties, Wooden Ships and the Art of Hedgelaying

Mark Stephen and Rachel Stewart with stories from the great outdoors

• 83 mins

Rising from the Ashes - Transforming Dead Wood from Ash Dieback into Furniture

Mark Stephen visits a saw mill to learn about the Ash Rise Project

• 23 mins

Shetland Sparrowhawks, Feral Pigs and an Art Deco Pavilion

Mark Stephen and Rachel Stewart with stories from the great outdoors

• 83 mins

Creating Abundance at Lauriston Agroecology Farm in Edinburgh

Mark Stephen gets a tour of the UK's biggest urban farm from Lisa Houston

• 25 mins

Blood Sucking Leeches, Skittish Whales and Horse Gymnastics

Mark Stephen and Rachel Stewart with stories from the great outdoors

• 81 mins