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Skills from the past are vital for the future
The recently launched Historic Environment Skills Investment Plan (SIP) focuses on more than just the usual skills shortages. It highlights the diverse range of requirements for preserving our historic environment amidst the challenges following the pandemic amidst climate change, economy and society.
The PLANTS project: Year Two findings
As year two of the Trust‘s PLANTS project draws to a close, Project Manager Colin McDowall shares three exciting discoveries from across our gardens.
Step back in time and discover Scotland’s prehistoric past
The Trust will take visitors on a journey through time to explore the prehistoric history of the town where famous Scots geologist Hugh Miller was born. Join one of our new Fossil Walks this summer to follow in his footsteps.
Building local connections to unique places
We’re exploring new ways to engage with local communities through an exciting initiative.
Exploring Culzean Castle
Our Digital Marketing Apprentice, Charlie Cumming, writes about her recent visit to Culzean Castle.
Meet the Makers: Jenni from Jenni Douglas Designs
The Trust has teamed up with five talented local makers to produce the Pink Castle collection of products in celebration of the re-opening of Craigievar Castle.
The Trust opposes proposed development at Bannockburn Battlefield
The Trust is calling for the Scottish Government to intervene to stop a damaging new development on land of the historic and internationally important Bannockburn Battlefield.
Jane Pirie: a complex woman connecting 19th-century Edinburgh
To mark Pride Month, Indigo Dunphy-Smith, Visitor Services Assistant at the Georgian House and co-chair of the Trust’s staff and volunteer Pride Network, delves into the life of Jane Pirie, an early 19th-century woman in Edinburgh.
Plant Journeys blog post #6 – Wisteria: cascading blossoms
Plant Journeys is a blog series, exploring East Asian plants in the garden of Broughton House.