Landward episode 18 2022: Dougie is in Oban for the Highland Cattle Society’s 125th Autumn Show and Sales. He follows the action, meeting the breeders showing and selling their livestock and hoping for top prizes and prices.       Cammy is in Tayside finding out how climate change is affecting our potato crop. He hears how scientists are urgently working to introduce more drought-resilient varieties. Meanwhile, Rosie is in whisky country, Glenlivet in Speyside, where she discovers the archaeological secrets of a distillery dig. Anne is in Brora, meeting the woman who is dedicated to looking after birds of

Landward episode 17 2022: Dougie steps out across the windswept Langholm Moor in Dumfriesshire. He discovers how the local community purchased over 10,000 acres and what they plan to do with it in future.       Photographer Shahbaz Majeed returns to follow the River Tay, looking at the pictures that tell its story. Arlene is at Loch Insch in the Cairngorms, where she takes part in a nationwide light display that celebrates the environment, while Cammy is in Galloway meeting the farmer who has brought a bit of New Zealand to Scotland. And Anne is back on the road

Landward episode 16 2022: Dougie sets sail on the Firth of Clyde to listen in on the sounds under the waves. He finds out what underwater sound monitoring can tell us about the health of marine habitats.       Meanwhile, Anne is at the Highland Folk Museum in Newtonmore to learn how its founder, Isabel Grant, saved Highland rural history from obscurity, and Cammy heads on a shopping trip to an Aberdeenshire farm specialising in selling rams. In the Borders, Arlene discovers the trees that have survived Dutch elm disease, while Christopher Blanchett is back to talk about Scotland’s