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A small brown and yellow bird sits on a narrow twig, against a dark background. It looks like a small finch.
8 Jul 2021

Wildlife spotter’s guide: Corrieshalloch Gorge

Corrieshalloch Gorge shows the formidable forces of nature at their most impressive, and is home to a wide range of wildlife.

A portrait of a young Edwardian woman, wearing a floaty white dress and a large bonnet, hangs at the centre of a collection of paintings on a green-papered wall. Smart chairs and a polished wooden chest stand below the group of portraits.
8 Jul 2021

Newly acquired painting now on display at Fyvie Castle

A portrait that was always intended to hang at Fyvie Castle has been put on display by the Trust, over 100 years after it was commissioned.

A view of the grand exterior of Newhailes House, seen from beneath leafy horse chestnut trees. A large gravel drive sweeps up to the stone entrance staircase.
8 Jul 2021

What’s new at Newhailes?

Our latest article by our Roving Reporter explores what’s new at Newhailes for visitors to enjoy.

A view of a large moorland area, with a large stone cairn in the distance. The sky is blue, with white fluffy clouds scudding across.
7 Jul 2021

Step up for Culloden challenge

Sign up for our step challenge and support the historic battlefield.

Four people sit in a RIB, heading across the sea away from an island beach. They wear life jackets and are smiling.
7 Jul 2021

From the edge of the world 2021 – part 2

Enjoy the next instalment from our St Kilda ranger team, who have settled back into island life and are carrying out important monitoring work.

A large badger walks beside a long, moss-covered log in woodland, in very low light.
7 Jul 2021

Wildlife spotter’s guide: Brodie Castle

​The large estate surrounding Brodie Castle is home to a rich variety of habitats, from formal gardens to ponds and natural woodland. Several trails and a couple of nature hides offer great opportunities to spot some wildlife during your visit.

A large rectangular piece of carpet is displayed against a black background. The carpet features concentric squares of blue, green, yellow and red, some with classical patterns inside. At the centre are two blue squares with a floral design.
6 Jul 2021

Creating carpets for Holmwood

Find out how we’re creating new carpets for Holmwood in the final phase of the Holmwood Redecoration Project.

A view of a bright blue sea with white breakers crashing against jagged rocks on the coastline.
5 Jul 2021

Why we love St Abb’s Head NNR

Join ranger Ciaran Hatsell for a glimpse behind the scenes at St Abb’s Head National Nature Reserve.

A man sits on the stone steps leading up to a grand Georgian mansion house. Behind him stand three people, dressed in Victorian costumes: a cook on the left, a well-to-do young woman in the centre and an estate worker on the right. Stone urns with pretty bedding plants line the staircase.
3 Jul 2021

Doors open on re-Dun attraction in North East

Discover how we’re telling the stories of Angus, its people and landscape in a fresh and innovative way at House of Dun in Montrose.

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