Love Scotland podcast – Season 7
Listen to the seventh season of the Trust’s podcast, which explores some thrilling stories about Scotland’s people and places.
Love Scotland podcast – Season 6
Listen to the sixth season of the Trust’s podcast, which explores some of the stories behind our people and places.
Discovering Scotland’s newest National Nature Reserve
Craig McGinlay is the latest celebrity to get behind the National Trust for Scotland. Here he documents his first visit as a Trust champion to his favourite Scottish destination - Glencoe.
Love Scotland podcast – Season 5
Listen to the fifth season of the Trust’s podcast, which explores some of the stories behind our people and places.
Fighting for Scotland’s nature
We’ve joined a campaign with 35 other charities to ask for an Environment Act for Scotland to protect our nature, after Brexit.
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?
Easter in Scotland
From fun activities for children to the perfect Easter Sunday lunch, here’s our guide to enjoying the spring holiday.
Looking after Scotland under lockdown
Our properties may not have been open to visitors, but the National Trust for Scotland’s vital work has continued through the coronavirus crisis.
Pedalling for Scotland – George Russell’s epic cycle across US
A National Trust for Scotland supporter, whose family has links to the foundation of the Trust, embarked on a 3,000 mile cycle across the US to raise funds for our charity.
What links Scotland’s National Bard to Bob Dylan?
Find out more about the connections between Robert Burns and one of America’s most famous songwriters.
Golf in Scotland
There’s no better place to play a round of golf than Scotland, the country that gave the game to the world and home to some of the oldest and most memorable courses.
The thistle – Scotland’s national flower
The thistle is the flower of Scotland and one of its most recognisable symbols. Since King Alexander III, it has been Scotland’s national emblem.
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