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06/02/2016

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Jane Lewis learns about a new scheme linking up farmers and the fire service.

Join Mark Stephen and Euan McIlwraith for the latest outdoor activities, plus Jane Lewis learns about a new scheme in Dumfries and Galloway linking up farmers and the fire service.

Reducing the fire risk on farms. Jane Lewis learns about a new pilot scheme in Dumfries and Galloway linking up farmers and the fire service.

Continuing our series looking at flood risk management Mark visits the Selkirk Flood Protection Scheme where some serious hard engineering is being developed to protect householders.

Public concern over the prospect of oil transfers between tankers in an area of conservation in the Cromarty Firth. Euan investigates.

Mark visits the Food is Free project in Carnoustie where derelict public spaces are being used to grow fruit and veg for free.

The latest on the public consultation to relax the planning laws on hutting in Scotland.

Many people enjoy welcoming red squirrels to their gardens. But what should we be feeding them?

The ancient art of falconry.

And a new garden for spinal injury patients in Glasgow.

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