Advocacy
We are passionate advocates for the heritage cared for by us, and others, across Scotland.
Glencoe archaeology digs reveal poignant artefacts from the past
With our support, a team of archaeologists and students from the University of Glasgow, along with volunteers, have spent a second year digging in Glencoe.
From the edge of the world 2021 – part 1
The National Trust for Scotland ranger team have returned to St Kilda and are continuing with their blog series from 2019.
Newly acquired painting now on display at Fyvie Castle
A portrait that was always intended to hang at Fyvie Castle has been put on display by the Trust, over 100 years after it was commissioned.
Facing Our Past: Leith Hall’s Tale of Two Duels
As part of a blog series for our Facing Our Past project, we take a look at the Leith family and their links to the Caribbean island of St Vincent.
Coastal escapes in Scotland
Oh, if you do like to be beside the seaside, then why not choose to stay in one of our coastal holiday properties!
A history of the productive garden at Culzean
The productive garden at Culzean has a long and interesting past. Here we look at the history of the walled garden, with a focus on the 19th century.
Throwing new light on difficult histories
Our collections contain a considerable number of controversial objects which we can use to reveal the complexities of our heritage and culture.
Explore our remarkable mountain landscapes
The uplands account for around 85% of land in the National Trust for Scotland’s care. These are places with rich histories, charismatic wildlife, complex geology and a unique culture.
Putting time travel on the curriculum
The National Trust for Scotland’s President Jackie Bird is supporting the pilot of our new education programme.
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