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A slice of food history at the Hill House
Explore the meals and menus of the Blackie family, who moved into the Hill House at the most interesting and rapidly changing period in British food history.
A guide to walks during the festive period at our North-East places
Our North-East ranger shares an overview of which trails at Trust places have re-opened following the recent storms, and which ones we ask you to avoid.
Facing Our Past
For many years, the Trust has uncovered and shared the stories of the people behind our properties. Researching this is important work for us to undertake, in order to better look after, understand and explain the heritage in our care.
What mushrooms do in the winter
Join Trust ranger Roddy for a look into what mushrooms do at our places in winter – and discover this strangely festive-looking fungus!
New willow sculptures at Robert Burns Birthplace Museum
Have a look at the impressive new willow sculptures which were recently installed near Burns Cottage in Alloway.
Crathes Garden blog #8: homage to trees
Join our expert garden guide for a look at the devastating impact of Storm Arwen on the garden and estate at Crathes Castle.
Get active this winter
From family walks to some of Scotland’s most challenging mountaineering routes, we’ve plenty of options to get you out and about over the chilly months.
Recording ‘new’ species at Mar Lodge Estate NNR
A slave-making ant, a microscopic fungus and species affected by climate change are among the most recent additions to the Mar Lodge Estate species list.
Archaeological research in the Highlands
A recent review of the Trust’s archaeological work in the Highlands has revealed a wealth of discoveries.