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Find out more about our member magazine, published three times a year.
Included with your membership is a subscription to our award-winning magazine, delivered straight to your door three times a year (Spring, Summer and Autumn/Winter). Each issue is packed full of inspiring ideas for days out, fascinating stories and the latest news about the Trust’s work across Scotland.
We also regularly feature recipes from Trust cafés, exclusive member promotions and sneak previews of exciting new ranges in our shops!
Members can view previous editions online in the My Trust section of our website.
Autumn/Winter 2024 magazine highlights
In this issue, we feature 21 amazing things to do this season, whether you’re a culture vulture or can’t wait to explore more of the great outdoors. Don’t forget your member passport to tick off some new places.
There’s news of our exciting new textile exhibition in Edinburgh and our annual illuminations event at Brodie Castle.
We also share some more in-depth stories about the Trust’s work:
Nature and climate
Trust ambassador, vet and adventurer Dr Cal Major reflects on a month spent protecting the precious biodiversity of St Kilda’s seabird residents.
‘The opportunity to spend a month on St Kilda felt like a dream come true.’
Auld acquaintances
Meet some of the people who had the biggest influence on Robert Burns.
‘Burns certainly seemed troubled by the loss of Mary, telling a friend that he had been “pining under secret wretchedness ... with some wandering stabs of remorse”.’
Ready to land
As winter migrant birds head to Scotland’s wetlands in search of food and better weather, we reveal the best Trust places to see them.
‘You may hear the bugling call of whooper swans coming to roost on the flooded marsh, or the demonic cackle and scream of a little grebe.’
Island of legend
The Isle of Staffa and the sublime acoustics of Fingal’s Cave have long motivated artists, writers and musicians into surges of creativity.
‘Nature’s symphony creates a cacophony of unnerving rumbles and booms, as air is sucked in and blasted out of the cave by the wind and the waves.’
