Scaling the heights for new species
Our botanists go to extreme lengths to protect Scotland’s flora.
Summing up species
We carry out a lot of work to monitor Scotland’s wildlife, and this summer we’re taking part in Chris Packham’s UK-wide Bioblitz campaign.
Chris Packham’s UK Bioblitz – nature reserves are not enough!
Naturalist and wildlife presenter Chris Packham embarks on a new campaign: a huge Bioblitz, visiting almost 50 sites in just 10 days.
Creating pathways to recovery
We’re taking bold new steps to protect our mountains by repairing the 245 miles of paths at our upland places.
Lighting up our mountain peaks
160 participants took part in a mountain fire climb as the Trust announced its £1.9 million footpath programme.
Ranger-guided mountain walks
Discover more about events and ranger-guided walks at some of our upland places.
An eggs-cellent use of our Easter egg mountain
When the coronavirus pandemic cancelled our Easter egg hunts, we needed to find homes for 38,000 chocolate treats.
Our plans for reopening properties
We’re preparing for a staged reopening of properties, in line with Scottish Government guidelines.
Pedalling for Scotland – George Russell’s epic cycle across US
A National Trust for Scotland supporter, whose family has links to the foundation of the Trust, embarked on a 3,000 mile cycle across the US to raise funds for our charity.
Explore our remarkable mountain landscapes
The uplands account for around 85% of land in the National Trust for Scotland’s care. These are places with rich histories, charismatic wildlife, complex geology and a unique culture.
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