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Mark Stephen and Christopher Sleight with the latest outdoor activities.

Join Mark Stephen and Christopher Sleight for the latest outdoor activities from Shetland to the Borders, including at look at why jellyfish can cause chaos at power stations.

Mark Stephen takes a walk along the beach at St Andrews to discover why jellyfish can cause chaos at power stations.

From farm to yarn... How one couple are embracing all aspects of wool production.

On the new Argyll Sea Kayak Trail from the Roseneath Peninsula to Helensburgh.

The threat of Eelworm to potato crops.

Canoeist Mick Hunter talks about his epic long distance paddle from the Mull of Galloway to North Ronaldsay.

The traditional hay meadow attracting insects, wild flowers and butterflies to the Lomond Hills.

Nature writer Robert MacFarlane on the poetry of Nan Shepherd.

Revitalising a disused railway path and the new Glen Tarken bridge.

Plus the threat to the twinflower, one of Scotland's rarest wild flowers.

And how foxes made it across the Clyde to the Isle of Bute.

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