Storm appeal
Donate nowStorm Éowyn has caused devastating destruction across Scotland and at dozens of special places which our charity cares for.
We are still assessing the full extent of the impact, but we know it is severe – it will take time to recover, at a significant cost.
We need your help.
We have lost many trees: at first count we know we’ve lost around 250 across Culzean Country Park and over 60 at Threave Garden. At places such as Hill of Tarvit, Castle Fraser, Brodick Castle, Greenbank Garden and Holmwood, much-loved trees have been lost or damaged within the gardens.
Our buildings have not escaped unscathed either. Many have suffered damage to roofs, walls, fences and car parks. The Trust’s building surveyors are urgently assessing each place, but it appears that there is structural damage to properties including the Battle of Bannockburn centre, Falkland Palace and Culzean, which will take significant effort to repair.
In the images below, you can see some of the extensive damage to our natural and built heritage. To help the places you love recover, please donate to our storm recovery fund today.
From the destruction caused to buildings to the loss of trees across Scotland, storm damage is once again causing a period of difficult and expensive recovery. We need your help to deal with the aftermath and put in place the means to make our places more resilient to such severe conditions.
Your support will enable us to recover from Storm Éowyn and will help us continue to plan and prepare for future incidents of extreme weather across Scotland.
