Original version

BBC Radio Orkney

Out of Doors

Factual: Science & Nature

BBC Radio Scotland Highlands and Islands

BBC Radio Shetland

BBC Radio Scotland FM

BBC Radio Scotland Extra

Out of Doors: 03/11/2012

leaves2.jpg

03/11/2012

BBC Radio Scotland - Out of Doors, 03/11/2012

Euan McIlwraith listens in on the rich agricultural tradition of bothy ballads.

Euan McIlwraith listens in on the rich agricultural tradition of bothy ballads, which goes back hundreds of years. But will it survive another generation?

A nocturnal mission with the water bailiffs of the River Nith, hot on the trail of salmon poachers.

Bothy ballads. Euan McIlwraith listens in on a rich agricultural tradition that goes back hundreds of years. But will it survive another generation?

Learning to recognise birds through song.

Mark Stephen discovers a city's secrets on a tour of hidden Aberdeen.

Leaf science. Why are the autumnal colours so strikingly vivid this year?

The four men who met in a prisoner-of-war camp who went on to become the founding fathers of British conservation.

Plus, why a small bridge in the Campsie Fells could become a national crossroads.

And how mountaineering and hill running influences the music of composer, Matilda Brown.

BBC Radio Scotland

Accessibility links

Programme Index

Out of Doors

03/11/2012

Genres

Brand

BBC Radio Orkney

About BBC Radio Scotland