The series has been produced for BBC Scotland by Glasgow based Maramedia in co-production with Terra Mater Studios, Skyland Productions and Doclights/NDR Naturfilm. Other series Maramedia has made for BBC Scotland include the award-winning Highlands : Scotland’s Wild Heart, Stormborn , Wild Shetland and Hebrides: Islands on the Edge.

As long as you park somewhere sensible, remote and you aren’t invading a “no overnight parking” sign then you’ll find you have no trouble wild camping in Scotland. But you really can’t 'make an appointment' with animals in Scotland, they generally don’t just ‘turn up’. And in remote areas, the terrain can be incredibly tough-going and there is the challenge of even just getting there. And of course, there is the weather!" The election was called after the fourth and final coalition of outgoing Prime Minister Mark Rutte resigned in July after failing to agree to measures to rein in migration. In the town of Braemar you have public toilets, and lots of cute coffee shops, but I recommend you head to “The Wee Bothy” for a morning drink! Balmoral CastleLocated a 30-minute drive from the centre of Glasgow in Lochwinnoch this beautiful wild camping spot is located by a lake and old castle remains. Applecross is a wild and rugged area on the NC500, but it’s clamping down on wild camping in certain areas. Despite that, these sleek predators are very difficult to film and normally film-makers are delighted even to see one of these largely nocturnal animals in the daylight, but in summer females are often more active in the day-time feeding their kits. And Fergus chanced upon an active and happy family, which is another magical sequence in the series. Mr Wilders' victory marks a sharp lurch to the right for the EU's fifth largest economy, which will be viewed with trepidation in Brussels, as the PVV has promised a referendum on the Netherlands' membership of the European Union.

Further North lies Scotland’s longest river, the Tay, journeying for over 100 miles from source to Sea. As it passes the mighty Tay Reedbed, the river slows and widens dramatically. The reedbed stretches for more than 20 miles along the north shore here and is home to Scotland’s largest population of the rare bearded tit, which only arrived here in the early 1990s. Further upstream in Perth, Scotland’s first urban population of beavers can now be found. These industrious rodents have recently returned from extinction, after an absence of over 400 years. More than 1000 of them can now be found throughout the Tay catchment, shaping wetlands that are teeming with life though also sometimes coming into conflict with farmers. There is room for around 7 motorhomes and free water is available to refill your water tanks and grey waste disposal!This is the Queen's residence in England and they actually have dedicated parking spots for motorhomes and campervans who wish to overnight. We didn’t end up staying overnight here, we just stopped for the facilities, but I think it’s a great spot so worth mentioning.

The hills and glens of the Highlands define Scotland for the world. Dominated by hills, glens, lochs, rivers and forests, it’s a landscape that’s been heavily altered by people and climate. Once a great forest covered much of this land, but now little remains. In the central highlands lie the Cairngorms, a vast plateau where Scotland’s greatest Arctic alpine environment can be found and home to Scotland’s only free-roaming reindeer herd. For thousands of years reindeer roamed these hills but were eventually lost due to hunting and climate pressures. But in the 1960s this herd was reintroduced. By the middle of Spring, they’re joined on the high tops by a true Highland specialist, the dotterel. These trusting little birds return here from North Africa to breed, flitting around the melting snow patches in search of food. They’ve been in huge decline in recent years as climate pressure takes its toll on this small population on the southern edge of its breeding range. For the very first time their breeding behaviour is captured on camera. There are toilets here too and there is even a restaurant just a 5-minute walk down the road which serves delicious food! In the glen below is the largest remaining fragment of the great wood of Caledon. This special forest is among the last places some very rare species can be found, including the critically endangered capercaillie. Other species are found in much greater numbers here. Huge wood ant nests are seen dotted throughout the forest and in the branches of the Scots Pines above, these industrious insects farm groups of aphids, caressing them with their antennae to encourage sweet secretions of honeydew which nourish the ants and their larvae. FAQ about wild camping in Scotland Where is the best place to hire a campervan for Scotland? What Is The "Leave No Trace" Policy?Wild camping laws don’t extend to motorized vehicles, so basically it doesn't mean you can just park up anywhere you wish.

We will remain within the framework of the constitution. I will be prime minister for all Dutch people. Regardless of where you come from and what your faith is," he said.His fervour for his work in his home country is palpable as he adds: "I am far more inspired by the animals we get here rather than anything in Africa or South America, because these are the animals which drew my passion to wildlife film-making in the first place… The Three Lochs Forest drive is a popular diving route that essentially takes you through a forest that covers 3 beautiful lochs.