Brightening your garden with Brodie’s daffodil heritage
We’re giving people the chance to plant a piece of horticultural heritage in their own gardens by making bulbs from the Brodie daffodil collection available for sale to the public.
Rocking out at Inverewe
A project is underway to renovate our rock garden at Inverewe.
Lighting up the Tenement House
We’re shining light on life in a traditional tenement by restoring its original gas lighting.
Douse the House at Charles Rennie Mackintosh masterpiece
We’re planning to test the waterproofness of the Hill House Box ... with water pistols!
Foraging for fungi
We’re teaching visitors about the hidden world of fungi this autumn.
A harvest with heritage
We’re gathering and sharing the produce of our orchards, which are packed full of beautiful fruit including heritage varieties rarely found anywhere else.
Meeting our members
We’re looking forward to sharing and celebrating all our achievements over the past year at our Annual General Meeting.
We care for the great and small
At the Bachelors’ Club, Alistair Murdoch (Visitor Services Supervisor) has been improving the little garden adjacent to the property.
Public support for independent environmental protection body
A new poll has revealed that the public agree a new, independent environmental watchdog is needed to ensure existing EU environmental protections remain in place after Brexit.
Hebridean Heaven – cruise in May 2021
Noble Caledonia are delighted to offer a specially arranged island-hopping voyage in support of the National Trust for Scotland.
The unicorn – Scotland’s national animal
In Scotland we’re known for our love of legends, from ghosts and witches to giant water monsters. But how did the magical unicorn become our national animal?
Response to Werrity Review
The National Trust for Scotland comments on the publication of the Werrity Review on Grouse Moor Management.
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