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A view of Culzean Castle, seen from the air, looking towards the sea with woodland in the foreground.
16 May 2017

The lost walls of Culzean

Read about the discovery of an 18th-century walled garden buried below the Fountain Court at Culzean Castle.

A view of the Three Sisters mountains in Glencoe, looking down the glen as they tower to the left.
24 Apr 2017

Scotland’s newest National Nature Reserves

Read about Scotland’s two newest National Nature Reserves.

Young children learning outdoors with our rangers. They hold trays of earth as they sift woodland material into them.
21 Apr 2017

Follow the rangers

Find out more about the work of the Trust Rangers.

A lighthouse and related buildings on the edge of a grassy cliff at St Abb’s Head National Nature Reserve.
21 Apr 2017

Wild seascapes

Enjoy the wild seascapes of St Abb’s Head, less than an hour from Edinburgh.

Looking across to the mountains of Torridon on a sunny, summer day. Cloud swirls around the mountain base, just above the loch.
21 Apr 2017

Torridon’s half a century of wonders

Discover the wonders and wild landscape of Torridon.

A man in a kilt plays a violin in front of a statue of Robert Burns, in Central Park, New York.
20 Apr 2017

It’s all a bit fiddly in NYC’s Central Park

Listen to a 250-year-old violin associated with Burns being played in Central Park.

A view of the island of Canna seen from the bay. It looks towards the peninsula with a church standing at the end. Tall cliffs can be seen in the distance. A green rowing boat floats in the foreground.
3 Apr 2017

Sound archives inspire new Canna installation

Canna sound archives inspire a new artwork project.

A view of a bay with the sun glistening on the blue water, taken from a hillside. A boat can be seen anchored out to sea.
31 Mar 2017

Redevelopment of MoD Facilities on St Kilda

Works will begin this summer.

A gilded statue of a hawk sticks out from a stone wall of a tall building. It holds a rat between its talons.
21 Mar 2017

Trust plans on track

Chief Executive Simon Skinner confirms that the charity’s journey of change is on track.