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A small white-flowered alpine plant growing in a rocky place.
12 Aug 2020

Arctic-alpine plants of Ben Lawers

Ben Lawers is renowned for its arctic-alpine plants. It boasts a great diversity of mountain plants, many of them nationally rare.

In the foreground are purple spikes of flowers, with a lawn mown with diagonal 'saltires'. In the background is Brodick Castle under a blue sky.
6 Aug 2020

Highlight plants at Brodick Castle gardens this August

There’s lots of colour in the walled garden at the moment – here are five highlight plants to look out for this August.

A puffin stands on a grassy patch on a cliff, looking out to a deep blue sea.
6 Aug 2020

A puffin walk on Canna

Join our rangers for a virtual journey across Canna to see the puffin stack ... and a lot of other wildlife en route!

An orange and black butterfly perches on a tall purple flower.
5 Aug 2020

Highlights of Brodie Castle’s grounds in August

Come and explore this rare example of an early 18th-century formal designed landscape – a great place to wander and relax!

Two puffins standing on a grassy cliff edge on St Kilda.
31 Jul 2020

Seabird conservation

Find out how we’re monitoring seabirds on the remote St Kilda archipelago.

A peat bog landscape, with a large pool of water and mossy hummocks and reeds sticking out. Mountains can be seen in the distance.
24 Jul 2020

Peat bogs: windows to the past – preserving the future

On International Bog Day, we take a look at our peatlands and our work to protect these vitally important habitats.

The interior of a summerhouse, with a ceiling decorated in an intricate pattern with pine cones.
16 Jul 2020

175 years of the Bavarian summerhouse at Brodick Castle

We take the opportunity to celebrate the history of this iconic building as it reaches an impressive 175 years old this year.

A mountain landscape, with tall mountains creating an almost-bowl effect. Boulders, rocks and small scrubs are strewn across the base.
3 Jul 2020

Torridon – an enchanting wilderness of water and rock

Seamus MacNally explains why Torridon is so special and why it must be protected for future generations to enjoy.

A gravel path leads through the centre of a walled garden, with colourful flower beds either side. A stone urn stands in the middle of the path a little way ahead. Wooden climbing supports stand in the bed.
1 Jul 2020

Virtual garden tour: Threave Garden

Enjoy a quiet stroll through the stunning Threave Garden. Discover many incredible displays throughout, admire the colourful summer borders, and explore the fabulous Victorian walled garden.