Landward

Dougie is at the stunning Tenstmuir National Nature Reserve by Tayport in Fife. He finds out how the reserve has coped with the dramatic surge in visitors during lockdown, as local people reconnect with the nature on their doorstep. He also catches up with the new president of the farmer's union to assess how the industry is coping post-Brexit.

The team celebrate Scotland's diverse and beautiful landscapes. Dougie is at a spectacular hill fort in Aberdeenshire where a team of archaeologists have recently made a discovery that completely rewrites the history of Scotland's landscape.

Dougie walks the Postie's Path on the Coigach peninsula in Wester Ross, discovering out it transformed life in this remote community and how it is being protected for the future. Meanwhile, Anne is searching for the enormous ferox trout in the depths of Loch Ness, while Euan is in Perthshire to find out why a flock of sheep are being let loose to graze a field of wheat. He is also celebrating one of his favourite birds, the kingfisher.

Dougie is in Kelso celebrating the 250th anniversary of literary great and Borders boy Sir Walter Scott, exploring the landscape that inspired him. Meanwhile, Arlene meets modern day farmer and author Patrick Laurie.

Dougie visits a nature-friendly farm in Dumfriesshire. With lambing in full swing, Dougie finds out how this organic, regenerative farm works with native livestock breeds to produce high-quality meat, eggs and wool.

Dougie is at the spectacular Corrieshalloch Gorge in Wester Ross taking a walk through the improved trails and pathways. He finds out how the reserve manages to maintain its dramatic outstanding beauty despite the growing number of tourists visiting.