All Stories
Saving Scotland’s seabirds ... one boat at a time
We are working with partners to improve biosecurity, to help protect Scotland’s seabird colonies.
Edinburgh’s literati turn out for Trust’s new book shop
A host of Edinburgh’s literary talent turned out to celebrate the launch of a new second-hand book shop at the Georgian House.
Carnegie Hall debut for the Gregg fiddle
We are partnering with Hoolie in New York as the Gregg fiddle makes its Carnegie Hall debut.
The PLANTS project: 8 outcomes – the final blog
The PLANTS project celebrates three years of cataloguing Scotland’s historic gardens, laying a foundation for future stewardship and conservation efforts.
From Abertarff to America
We have recently discovered the story of Colonel John Stuart, who was born at Abertarff House and was a key British colonial figure in the 18th century.
Celebrating 50 years as a Trust volunteer
Finlay McKichan of the Aberdeen & District Members’ Centre has received the Trust’s President’s Award for 50 years of service.
Embellishing a story
Research into an intriguing embroidered picture at Leith Hall uncovers new connections and meaning.
The PLANTS project: 10 reflections
The PLANTS project team reflect on three years of documenting Scotland’s gardens, sharing unforgettable experiences that have shaped the National Trust for Scotland’s botanical legacy.
Rare fly discovered at Mar Lodge Estate
The National Trust for Scotland team at Mar Lodge Estate is celebrating the discovery of the rare Arctic wave dancer fly at a high-altitude loch.