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Crathes Garden blog #25: Mostly native
This month, our expert garden guide enjoys a birdsong walk through Crathes Garden & Estate, and spots some horticultural treats along the way.
How high can a tree grow?
Within the botanical community there is a small group who scour the mountains for the highest altitudinal record of each species of plant. We take a look at some of their recent findings.
The volunteer experience at the Tenement House
To round off Volunteers Week, we meet our team of volunteers at the Tenement House, who bring unwavering commitment and enthusiasm in helping us share the stories of Glasgow.
Many hands make light work
Members of staff from the National Trust for Scotland and People’s Postcode Lottery recently took part in a volunteering day at Ben Lawers National Nature Reserve.
Celebrating our valued volunteers
We’re showcasing the remarkable contributions of our dedicated volunteers through their inspiring stories of the vital work they do, from gardening to governance.
The PLANTS project: an artist’s garden at Broughton House
Our PLANTS project inventory officer shares some of her findings after spending time in the inspirational garden at Broughton House.
Why we’re objecting to the Berwick Bank windfarm
Whilst supportive of offshore wind generation, we have concerns about the site of a proposed windfarm off St Abb’s Head NNR.
Meet the Makers: April Hay from Agate & Ayre
The Trust is proud to support talented makers and craftspeople from across Scotland. Discover the stories behind the makers of some of our products.
Bringing Back the Binns: behind the scenes with the Collections Care Assistant
In the fourth instalment of ‘Bringing Back the Binns’, discover how the process of packing and storing the painting collection was undertaken by the Collections Care team.