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Walking in Wester Ross

Walktober is a series of walking events in Wester Ross.

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Maintaining museum standards

We’ve secured museum accreditation for Culloden, making it the eighth Trust site to achieve this important status.

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Bringing people closer to nature

We’re building a new nature hide at Crathes Castle.

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Keeping a distance in the past

This short article looks at a topical issue and views it from the perspective of the past.

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On the trail of innovative contemporary architecture

Find out more about the beautiful and eco-friendly contemporary buildings in our care.

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Primary sessions at Bannockburn

We offer two options for primary school visits to The Battle of Bannockburn.

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Fyvie Castle inspires future heritage careers

A new initiative by the Trust is encouraging local school pupils to explore potential careers in heritage, drawing inspiration from the rich history of Fyvie Castle.

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Supporting communities and wellbeing with walks in nature

Find out how we’re working with communities and using our amazing outdoor places to boost people’s wellbeing.

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Thomas Carlyle’s Birthplace teacher information

This unassuming white-painted cottage was built by Thomas Carlyle’s father and uncle – both stonemasons – and is a simple gem of Scottish 18th-century vernacular architecture.

Robert Smail’s Printing Works teacher information

Robert Smail’s Printing Works is a working time capsule. It offers an insight into the Victorian period of industrial, educational and technological change and is one of the few remaining letterpress printers in the UK.

Robert Burns Birthplace Museum teacher information

The best place to get close to Robert Burns and his genius is his birthplace in the beautiful village of Alloway.

Priorwood Garden teacher information

​Priorwood Garden has a fine orchard, woodland garden and flower borders. Harmony and Priorwood Gardens are 300 metres from each other, and a class can visit both gardens within half a day.