climate change

Landward episode 1 2026 marks a landmark moment in British broadcasting, as Scotland’s most enduring rural affairs programme reaches its fiftieth year on air.

Landward episode 26 2025 broadcasts a vibrant and reflective conclusion to the year, anchored amidst the festive spectacle of the annual Christmas tractor run in Lockerbie. This special edition serves not only as a celebration of the holiday season but as a comprehensive retrospective of the agricultural and environmental stories that defined the past twelve months across Scotland. Presenter Dougie Vipond, positioned in Dumfries and Galloway, introduces a programme that weaves together the communal joy of a charity convoy with the profound, sometimes challenging realities of rural existence explored throughout the series. The episode stands as a testament to the

Landward episode 25 2025: The days grow shorter. A crisp chill settles over the glens. Winter is officially arriving in Scotland.

Autumn has truly arrived in Scotland. The air is crisp, and the colours are turning to gold and fire. Therefore, the land is alive with change, a vibrant energy before the winter sleep. This week, on a special Landward episode 21 2025, we dive deep into this magnificent season. It is a stunning look at the cycles of nature.

Welcome to Landward episode 20 2025, your weekly journey into the heart of Scotland. As autumn’s grip tightens, the landscape transforms. The shorter days and cooler nights signal a profound shift. For many, this means cozy nights by the fire. But for those living the agricultural life, it is a time of intense preparation.

Landward episode 19 2025 is a journey into the very heart of Scotland. We will travel from the bright coasts of Fife to the wild, remote islands. The team uncovers powerful stories of resilience. They meet the people shaping agricultural life today.

Welcome to the heart of Scotland, where rolling hills meet rugged coastlines. In the brand new Landward episode 18 2025, we journey across the country. We explore the profound challenges and timeless joys of modern agricultural life.