Trusts, foundations and grants
We rely on funding from trusts, foundations and grant-giving organisations to carry out our work to protect Scotland’s magnificent heritage and share it with everyone.
Patrons’ Club
Join our Patrons’ Club and help us conserve and protect Scotland’s rich heritage, now and for future generations.
Talks by Trust experts in Fort William
We’re working in partnership with the Highland Cinema in Fort William, to deliver a series of talks this winter to raise awareness and support for our work to protect and share the special places in our care.
Oidhche Shamhna – a South Uist Halloween
Margaret Fay Shaw depicts a traditional Hebridean Halloween with her images and film of South Uist in the 1930s.
New Trust ambassador shares her love of the sea
We have appointed Cal Major – vet, adventurer and advocate for the oceans and nature – to a new volunteer role of ‘ambassador’.
Treshnish Isles join the Trust
The Treshnish Isles have joined the portfolio of special places in our care.
Why we’re objecting to the Berwick Bank windfarm
Whilst supportive of offshore wind generation, we have concerns about the site of a proposed windfarm off St Abb’s Head NNR.
Introducing Violet Brodie: Part I – the Brodie Castle albums
Learn about the Morton team’s next project – a collection of photographic albums from Brodie Castle.
The delight is in the detail
We get out the magnifying glass and take a closer look at the photographs of Margaret Fay Shaw (1903–2004).
A tale of five sisters
A photograph taken by Margaret Fay Shaw in 1937 led us to a strange destination, and an even stranger story.
An unexpected visitor / Cuideigin aig nach robh sinn an dùil
We partnered with the Scottish Book Trust for the October instalment of their short story competition. Here are the winners! Dh'obraich sinn le Urras Leabhraichean na h-Alba air a' cho-fharpais seo. Chaidh iarraidh air luchd-sgriobhaidh sgeulachd goirid a sgrìobhadh. Seo na fheadhainn a bha soirbheachail!
The beauty of Barra
Explore the island of Barra through the photographs of Margaret Fay Shaw (1903–2004).
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