All Stories
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.
Red deer in Glencoe
Director of Conservation & Policy Stuart Brooks explains how the Trust is managing this iconic species in the glen.
Nine-year-old Evie knits for seabirds appeal
Inspired by the Trust’s Save Our Seabirds appeal, nine-year-old Evie enlisted her school and village to help raise funds.
Reviving Inverewe’s stonework gem
An historic walled border at the home of Inverewe Garden’s creators has been the focus of an expert restoration project, to protect it for the future and allow colourful replanting of the beds.
Crathes Garden blog #24: Renewal
As spring brings the reappearance of lots of horticultural delights, our expert garden guide takes a look at the special role of a garden, a place where art and science meet.
The PLANTS project: giants of Drum Castle
The PLANTS team blog continues, with a look at the diverse plant collection that the North team have have discovered while working at Drum Castle.
A new home for house martins
One of Scotland’s first house martin towers has been constructed at Craigievar Castle! Ranger Roddy explains why a new home is so important for these birds.
Spotter's guide for families: Wildflowers
Our grounds are filled with colourful wildflowers. How many of these can you find on a walk near your home?