Scotland Outdoors

The regeneration of Aberfoyle, a home made canoe trip and a stylish approach to camping

Discussing wolves, lynx and planting trees.

Mark Stephen and Kim McAllister with stories from around Scotland.

Mark revisits the island of Ulva a year after it was transferred into community ownership

The cave dwellers of Moray, tales from a graveyard and the sounds of the Flow Country

Helen Needham visits Deer Dancer. Hanna's exhibition based on the mimesis of deer.

Mark and Euan with the latest Scotland Outdoors podcast.

A living artwork garden, on the look out for basking sharks and a cycle track for all

Wading out to the rocks to find edible seaweed.

An unruly falcon, foraging in the Western Isles and some James Bond movie action

She discovers how spending time in the outdoors can be therapeutic for everyone.

Mark and Euan continue exploring the Isle of Man.

Out of Doors visit Canna. Recorded in 2012, Mark, Euan and Chris kayak round Canna.

Mark Stephen and Helen Heedham with this week's Scotland Outdoor's podcast.

Mark and Euan on the last leg of their North Coast 500 journey back to Inverness.

Mark and Euan explore the Isle of Man in the first of two specials.

Mark and Euan with a round up of the 179th Royal Highland Show.

Finding edible goodies on a beach in East Lothian.

Euan McIlwraith and Helen Needham with this week's digest.

From the annual event in the Scottish Borders.

The birds of Loch Garten, the history of Nigg Ferry, Longhorn cattle and a colourful tree

Mark and Euan continue their journey from Castletown in Caithness.

Mark and Euan with stories of trees and Wemyss Caves.

Mark chats to Scotland's pioneering female footballers who changed the women's game.

A new walking route in Fife, the Forth and Clyde canal reopens and heritage daffodils

Mark, Euan and Helen with a breakfast special looking at all your delicious suggestions.

Mark Stephen and Euan McIlwraith with an extended Spring version of the podcast.

In this podcast Mark and Euan look at a few of the current stories in Scottish farming.

Mark hears about the Jellicoe Express and Euan is on a recycled plastic boat.

Euan McIlwraith looks back at the journey of beaver in Scotland gaining protected status.

A new species of trout, a boat trip on the Tay and some listeners from Nashville drop by

Mark and Euan set off on the NC500 route around the North of Scotland.

Goats, pumpkins, a neolithic discovery and a pioneering mineralogist

Mark and Euan in conversation with nature writer, Jim Crumley.

Mark and Euan explore the river Ythan from source to sea including a canoe journey on it

Mark and Euan with the Scotland Outdoors podcast.

Helen Needham joins a group of recovering addicts on a wild camping trip near Aviemore.

Ospreys at the Loch Lowes, Christmas tree planting and how to avoid disturbing seals

From 2015, Euan and Mark speak to naturalist and conservationist, Roy Dennis. Roy discusses his childhood fascination with nature, his career with RSPB and everything in-between.

Mark Stephen and Euan McIlwraith visit Dumfries and Galloway. They find out the history behind Belted Galloways, the cattle synonomous with the area; take a trip through Kirkcudbright on an electric bike, and meet a couple of Russian Orthodox priests who are restoring a castle in the area and running a printing press. They visit Scotland's first Dark Skies park and a willow sculptor whose work has featured in Outlander. Threave Garden is also on their itinerary, not just the garden itself but the bats and osprey who make a home there.

Mark Stephen and Euan McIlwraith with the Scotland Outdoors podcast.

Birch water, an inspirational farmer, aspen trees and a wildlife first for Euan

Mark speaks to wildlife cameraman Doug Allan.

A new take on Bags for Life, the history of the lynx and a fish with a distinctive aroma

Mark Stephen and Euan McIlwraith with the Scotland Outdoors podcast.

Mark and Euan with the Scotland Outdoors podcast.

Mark and Helen meet Myrtle Simpson who in her 80s was awarded the Polar Medal.

A Scottish rainforest, a brand new fish market and a rejuvenated country estate

Horse logging, concrete ships and bolting on the mountains

Scotland's first railway, a WW1 replica trench plus highland cows, cranes and orcas