All Stories
Inverewe’s wild comeback: forest regeneration
Recent surveys have shown that nature is leading the way at Inverewe Garden.
Greenbank nears completion of daffodil restoration project
Trust staff and volunteers at Greenbank Garden are celebrating significant progress in our ambitious Donate a Daffodil project.
Calls to save the original Hampden Park
The Trust has added our voice to those seeking assurances about the preservation of the first Hampden Park in Glasgow.
Landscape pressures in Scotland
To coincide with the launch of Scotland’s Landscape Charter, the National Trust for Scotland is calling for action to protect Scotland’s landscapes.
Next phase of Staffa infrastructure project begins
We have commenced the next phase of a major infrastructure project on Staffa as we continue to invest in the visitor experience on this beautiful island.
Inverewe and Corrieshalloch are a haven for biodiversity
This summer, Inverewe and Corrieshalloch Gorge were alive with more than just the flutter of visitors – they were buzzing, gliding, and shimmering under the watchful eye of the Trust’s conservation team.
Scarce moth sighted at Trust nature reserve
Two species of moths, which haven’t been spotted at Grey Mare’s Tail in over 30 years, reappeared over the summer.
Rare ice age fish thriving at Grey Mare’s Tail
A survey at Grey Mare’s Tail Nature Reserve confirms the rare vendace population at Loch Skeen continues to flourish.
Why we love Kintail
Kintail is the Trust’s second-biggest property, and there is a lot to love here!