Endangered mountain trees make a comeback in Scotland
Endangered mountain trees and shrubs are making a comeback in Scotland, a study by the University of Stirling has shown.
Bird’s eye view helps survey team reach new heights
The Trust has employed new technology to help in our efforts to protect rare mountain plants at risk from grazing and climate change.
Welcome to our new rangers
We’ve appointed two new seasonal rangers to support our nature conservation work.
Launch of our annual Footpath Fund appeal
We’ve launched our annual Footpath Fund appeal to raise funds to support the maintenance and repair of more than 300 miles of paths.
Six habitats the Trust is committed to saving
The Trust’s newly published Plan for Nature identifies six habitats we will prioritise for conservation.
Win a chance to become a ranger for the day
Win a chance to experience what goes on behind-the-scenes at one of our National Nature Reserves.
An opportunity to help protect Scotland’s woodlands
Through our charity’s Dedicate a Tree appeal, you can make planet-friendly gifts and be part of creating Scotland’s future woodlands.
Chris Packham shares his love of Scotland
Chris Packham, naturalist and wildlife presenter, has recently embarked on a new campaign.
It’s time to end the sale of peat
We’re calling for the government to end the use of peat in horticultural growing media.
Threave Landscape Restoration Project inspires change
Our project to transform a disused dairy farm in Dumfries & Galloway is inspiring change across the country.
How high can a tree grow?
Within the botanical community there is a small group who scour the mountains for the highest altitudinal record of each species of plant. We take a look at some of their recent findings.
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