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Celebrate 25 years of the Footpath Fund by enjoying a walk at our beautiful outdoor places.

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19 Sept 2025

Love Scotland podcast – 2025 season, part II

This week, Jackie traces the events that led to the Battle of Bannockburn in 1314, specifically looking at the role of William Wallace.

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23 Sept 2025

Discovering the magic of Mingulay

Cal Major recently spent a week on Mingulay and discovered the magic of this special Hebridean island.

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23 Sept 2025

Trust nature and climate initiatives shortlisted for awards

The Glencoe Habitat Recovery Project and Robert Burns Birthplace Museum have been shortlisted for RSPB Nature of Scotland Awards.

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