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Out of Doors: 26/01/2013

26/01/2013

BBC Radio Scotland - Out of Doors, 26/01/2013

Mark Stephen and Euan McIlwraith with the latest outdoor activities.

Scotland's next generation of conservationists start placements across the country, and why so many farmers dye their sheep different colours.

Eco-apprentices. Scotland's next generation of conservationists start year-long placements across the country.

The smiley face sheep craze may have been revealed to be a PR stunt, but why do so many other farmers dye their sheep different colours?

Capturing a growing market. An insight into the mechanics of the global meat trade.

Reflecting on the deaths of four mountaineers in an avalanche in Glencoe last weekend.

Mark Stephen discovers the story behind the Maiden Bower in Fife's Lomond hills.

Following in the footsteps of saints and sinners on Scotland's pilgrim journeys.

Plus, the architect designing and building 100 wild shelters using natural materials.

And the smartphone app that can mimic birdsong.

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