Following the Coy Burn
The wintry trails at Crathes Castle are perfect for wildlife spotting.
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.
Keeping bats on our radar
We are committed to the conservation of Scottish wildlife by looking after the bats that live on our properties.
A warm Highland welcome awaits you this winter – and all year round!
Wonderful landscapes, wildlife, walks and cosy places to warm up in – many of the Trust’s places in the Highlands stay open all year round to make your visit even more memorable.
Bringing back native species
We’re supporting the planned re-introduction of native wildlife like beavers, by asking the government to make sure that the appropriate protections are in place.
Stanley Hill footpath project
The first phase of work to enhance the Stanley Hill Park area for both people and wildlife is now complete.
Help us to avoid wildfires this Easter
Wildfires pose a real danger to our properties, wildlife, visitors and residents, but we can all help to minimise the risk by observing a few basic guidelines.
Stories from Staffa
Our new Visitor Services Assistant shares stories from Staffa – an island of legends, giants, great sea caves and wonderful wildlife.
St Abb’s Head through the seasons: spring
Enjoy a stunning gallery of spring wildlife, captured by award-winning nature photographer Laurie Campbell, at St Abb’s Head National Nature Reserve.
St Abb’s Head through the seasons: summer
Enjoy a stunning gallery of summer wildlife, captured by award-winning nature photographer Laurie Campbell, at St Abb’s Head National Nature Reserve.
St Abb’s Head through the seasons: autumn
Enjoy a stunning gallery of autumn wildlife, captured by award-winning nature photographer Laurie Campbell at St Abb’s Head National Nature Reserve.
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