The Colin Donald Environmental Law Award 2018
At the National Trust for Scotland’s AGM on 1 September 2018, we announced the winner and runner-up of this year’s Colin Donald Environmental Law Award.
Celebrating a top contemporary artist
An exhibition at Glencoe Visitor Centre celebrates Hamish MacDonald, one of Scotland’s most successful contemporary artists, who was inspired by the dramatic scenery around Glencoe.
Culloden thanks local community this autumn
The National Trust for Scotland team at Culloden Battlefield and Visitor Centre are showing their appreciation to the local community with a special free entry day for local residents.
Tap the past to preserve the future
We’ve partnered with Bank of Scotland and VISA to bring contactless to the Trust!
Of bards and banknotes
As the Tap the Past partnership gets underway, Bank of Scotland archivist Siân Yates sheds light on some of the links between the Bard and the bank.
A kind of magic
Project Reveal discover objects and places that reflect some of the superstitions prevalent throughout south-west Scotland over the centuries.
Scots want their scenic landscapes better protected
A new survey finds overwhelming support for greater measures to protect Scotland’s most scenic landscapes.
Revealing archaeology
During July, August and September 2018, a post-graduate student from Glasgow University completed a work placement with the National Trust for Scotland’s archaeologists.
Saving our seas
We’re asking the salmon industry to clean up its act to protect Scotland’s world-class natural environment.
The Trust’s starring role in blood-soaked saga Rise of the Clans
BBC Scotland’s new series Rise of the Clans airs for the first time on Monday 3 December, and it has more than one connection to the National Trust for Scotland.
Treasuring our beautiful scenery and rich culture
Lorraine Kelly may broadcast from London every day but her heart belongs firmly to Scotland. Here she tells us what she loves most about the country.
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