Marine Litter Artefacts, the Peffery Way and a Guide Dog called Striker
Mark Stephen and Rachel Stewart with stories from the great outdoors.
Mark is struck with the harsh reality of nature, as he visits Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, where two newly translocated beaver kits have been predated upon by a hungry otter. He chats with the RSPB鈥檚 Paula Baker, about the circle of life.
A community group has secured a Path Order to create a new route joining Dingwall and Strathpeffer. Rachel joins Miles Davis from the Peffery Way Association to find out what this connection will bring to the communities.
Huw Williams from 主播大秀 Radio Orkney oversees a beach clean on Scapa Beach, where participants distinguish potential future artefacts from the marine litter they鈥檝e gathered. He chats with Glasgow Universities鈥� Anna Wilson, who runs the Future Archaeologies from Marine Litter Project.
Mark attends Community Land Scotland鈥檚 5th Annual 鈥楿rban Land Gathering鈥� in Stirling where he met a whole host of likeminded champions of community life, including Development Officer Lindsay Chalmers.
We chat with Jim Robertson, Chairman of British Wool, about the value of this fantastic natural fibre.
Producer Phil Simes is encountering the world with a new pair of eyes, as a suitable companion is found for him in the form of Striker, the Guide Dog. We hear from an ecstatic Phil, and Guide Dog Mobility Specialist Laura Davidson about this life changing development.
Plus, we have a mystery sound for you! What could it be this week?
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- Sat 25 Feb 2023 06:30主播大秀 Radio Scotland
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