Dr. Roisin Campbell-Palmer, Head of Restoration at the Beaver Trust, passionately discusses her journey in wildlife conservation and the vital role of beavers in restoring ecosystems. She shares insights into beavers' unique behaviors, including dam construction, and their positive impact on biodiversity. The conversation also touches on the challenges of balancing agricultural interests with wildlife, and the importance of education in promoting coexistence between humans and these fascinating creatures.

Lesley Riddoch, a journalist and broadcaster, sheds light on the Scottish Outdoor Access Code's impact on public land access. Bill Malcolm, a lifelong scholar of Lewis Grassic Gibbon, reveals how the author's roots shaped his literary works. Helen Rushton showcases her stunning collection of snowdrops, celebrating their beauty and symbolism. Dave Robinson discusses the essential Conic Hill path restoration project, while Dr. Roisin Campbell-Palmer explains the innovative beaver health screening and translocation efforts. Together, they explore nature's interconnectedness and conservation challenges.