Protecting Culloden
Protecting Culloden needs two things: a plan and some consistency.
Change of plan for Inverewe projects
Garden on the Edge moves up the priority list in Wester Ross.
Auld lang syne
Perhaps Burns’s most famous song, this is sung across the world on Hogmanay.
Funding secured for Corrieshalloch Gorge gateway
Gorge plans get £900k funding from Natural and Cultural Heritage Fund.
Surf and turf: uniting our actions on land with saving our seas
Early in 2020, our marine policy is published as the Year of Coasts & Waters gets underway.
Tam o’ Shanter
This epic poem about witches and ghouls is a fantastic celebration of Burns’s hometown of Alloway, and demonstrates his love of the traditional tales he was told as a child.
Chief Executive confirms retirement plans
Chief Executive Simon Skinner is retiring in May 2020.
Epic USA trip begins for Burns violin
David Hopes, the Trust’s Head of Collections & Interiors, embarks on a tour of the USA with the Burns violin.
Through the eyes of: St Abb’s Head’s first Trust ranger
In 2020 we’re running a series of blogs from people associated with St Abb’s Head NNR. To begin, Stephen Warman describes his experience as the first Trust ranger there.
Warm welcome in New York for Gregg violin
The Gregg violin gets a warm welcome in sub-zero New York at two events organised by the Burns Society of New York and the American Scottish Foundation.
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