Marine biologist and professional diver Monty Halls turns his back on city life to become a 21st century beachcomber on the west coast of Scotland. Show more

Marine biologist Monty Halls turns his back on city life to become a beachcomber. Monty goes in search of basking sharks, and his girlfriend Antje comes to visit. Show more

Jennie Bond and the team meet underwater explorer Monty Halls at his West Country cottage. Monty is looking to raise 400 pounds for a charity close to his heart. Show more

Documentary series. Monty Halls spends a summer in the west of Ireland, observing the animals that migrate through the waters off Connemara - including dolphins, seals and otters. Show more

Marine biologist Monty Halls turns his back on city life to become a beachcomber. Monty's daily chores are complicated by the hottest and driest West Coast spring for many years. Show more

Marine biologist Monty Halls turns his back on city life to become a beachcomber. It is the Highland Games season and Monty takes part in the local games at Applecross. Show more

Monty takes a trip down to the island of Barra, where he helps to establish a new walking trail and organise a training course for volunteer whale-watchers. Show more

Monty Halls goes back to his marine biologist roots as he goes shark fishing and reels in a couple of blue sharks that have crossed the Atlantic as part of their annual migration. Show more

Serious adventure beckons for marine biologist and professional diver Monty Halls when he gets to go on a boat trip to the islands known as the 'edge of the world', St Kilda. Show more

Monty Halls tracks down dolphins off the west coast of Ireland, using sonar technology to record the whistles and clicks they use to communicate with each other. Show more

To help open up the islands to tourists, Monty is writing a guide book to a series of trails. He investigates the Bonnie Prince Charlie route on horseback and also visits Vatersay. Show more

Monty has begun to restore walking trails that have been abandoned for years, but he needs to raise several thousand pounds to pay for marker posts and trail guides. Show more

Marine biologist Monty Halls works as a ranger in the Hebrides. He recruits a graphic designer and sets out to raise enough money to pay for a big print run of the trail guides. Show more

Marine biologist Monty Halls turns his back on city life to become a beachcomber. Monty sets himself the task of only eating what he has caught, shot or grown himself. Show more

Monty Halls returns to his marine biologist roots as he goes on a whale-watching mission with the Irish Air Corps and searches for a stranded basking shark. Show more

Documentary series. Monty Halls searches the waters off the west coast of Ireland for basking sharks, little-understood monsters of the deep that can grow up to 30 feet long. Show more

Marine biologist Monty Halls returns to the Hebrides to work as a volunteer wildlife ranger. He and his dog Reuben share a restored crofter's cottage on the island of North Uist. Show more

It is the end of summer and Monty's time as a volunteer is coming to an end. He must retrieve an acoustic listening device which he anchored on the seabed. Show more

Marine biologist Monty Halls travels to Cadgwith on the south coast of Cornwall to live and work as a fisherman, to find out what's involved in getting seafood onto our plates. Show more

Marine biologist Monty Halls travels to Cornwall to live and work as a fisherman. He finds out that making a living as an inshore fisherman is a lot harder than he thought. Show more