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Long grass sways in the wind on a large empty moor. A line of trees stand in the background with hills in the distance.
16 Apr 2021

Call on politicians to protect battlefields

Our election manifesto includes proposals to better protect battlefields.

A small waterfall tumbles into a burn. On either side are large rhododendron bushes and other trees and shrubs.
14 Apr 2021

Crarae Garden versus the forces of water

Discover how water and climate change are shaping Crarae Garden.

Glencoe creel house construction underway

Traditional building brings 17th-century Glencoe to life.

9 Apr 2021

Trust pays tribute to Duke of Edinburgh

We are saddened to hear of the death of the Duke of Edinburgh.

A woman pushes a very large lawn mower over a manicured lawn. A neatly clipped hedge runs along the edge of the lawn, with tall yews growing behind. The woman wears ear protectors.
7 Apr 2021

Interview with a Garden Apprentice

Find out more about our Garden Apprenticeship programme and the incredible benefits it brings to the Trust.

A crystal tumbler is a third full of whisky. It is displayed against a black background.
2 Apr 2021

Tell us your whisky stories

We’ve launched a public appeal for stories related to whisky production in the 18th and 19th centuries to help uncover Scotland’s illicit whisky past.

A smiling woman sits on the edge of a large wheelbarrow in a gravelled courtyard area. She wears a hi-vis vest and holds a hammer in her hand. A large sledge hammer rests against her leg.
2 Apr 2021

Here comes the Dun: work starts on major project

Work has begun at House of Dun, near Montrose, on creating a heritage park that will tell the stories of the Angus landscape and its people.

A boy lies on the grass on his tummy, resting his chin on his hands. In front of him is a planting tray, filled with soil, pine cones, stones and twigs. He is smiling.
1 Apr 2021

Make your own miniature nature reserve

Have some fun with your family, or on your own, by creating your own mini nature reserve!

A portrait of a young Georgian woman, seated beneath a tree with a tall mountain on the backdrop. She wears a long white dress with a blue shawl, and holds a red ribbon in her hands. She is wearing several bracelets, one of which has a small portrait framed on it. She is looking to the side, with a slightly wistful expression on her face.
31 Mar 2021

Princess Marie of Baden (1817–88)

Join Regional Curator Sarah Beattie for the latest post looking at the lives of the Hamilton family and the impact they had on the building, collections and interiors at Brodick Castle.

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