All Stories
Made of Pittsburgh steel – Margaret Fay Shaw’s Pennsylvanian roots
Explore the history of Margaret Fay Shaw, who was born in Pittsburgh in the USA but became a Hebridean folklore heroine.
An update on the re-opening of our properties
We’re really looking forward to welcoming you back to our properties and holiday accommodation as soon as we can.
Small but significant – saving the narrow-headed ant
Find out what we’re doing at Mar Lodge Estate to save the quirky and rare narrow-headed ant.
A landscape of hope
We celebrate the regeneration of the landscape at Mar Lodge Estate in a new book.
Culloden 275
Find out about our plans to mark the 275th anniversary of the Battle of Culloden with a series of online events.
‘Go fetch to me a pint o’ wine’
From Brodie Castle to Robert Burns Birthplace Museum, the Trust’s collections and properties contain evidence for the importing, storage and consumption of wine.
Wildlife spotter’s guide: Rockcliffe
This attractive stretch of coastline is a National Scenic Area and includes a mosaic of different habitats. An island bird sanctuary, wildflower meadows, rocky seashore and woodland create a home for a wide variety of wildlife.
Wildlife spotter’s guide: Threave Garden & Estate
Threave’s wonderful garden and wider estate are a haven for wildlife all year round. The nature reserve is one of Scotland’s most biodiverse and includes a Special Protection Area for breeding waders and wintering wildfowl.
Replanting apple trees at the Hill House
Gardener Gavin Smith has been hard at work replanting the orchard in the top garden.