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Wildlife spotter’s guide: Falls of Glomach
This remote Highland landscape is home to one of the highest waterfalls in Britain. The peatlands above the falls, including lochs and a river, as well as the amazing gorge welcome a wide variety of wildlife.
Project Wipeout: controlling invasive plants
Over the last 6 months, the Trust has been making good progress on our plan to wipe out invasive plants at some of our places.
Scotland’s most famous glen to receive funding to improve visitor experience
If you love Glencoe and Glen Etive, you’ll be pleased to hear that a project which aims to empower tourists to explore the Glens responsibly is set to receive vital funding to help balance the needs of visitors, local people and the landscape.
First signs of spring at Brodie Castle
The famous Brodie daffodils are beginning to poke their green shoots through the snow, showing that spring is well and truly on its way.
Restoration of the topiary yew hedges at Crathes Castle
A new phase of restoration is starting soon on these ancient, iconic hedges.
Wildlife spotter’s guide: Inverewe
Over 800 hectares of open moorland, woodland and shoreline offer excellent opportunities for discovering the natural history of Wester Ross. Although this area is known as the wildest landscape in the UK, it remains home to a wide variety of animals, birds and insects, all year round.
Wildlife spotter’s guide: West Affric
The wild and beautiful landscape of West Affric has much to offer wildlife, with its native forest, beautiful lochs and rugged moorland.
Scotland’s missing habitat – restoring montane woodlands at Mar Lodge Estate
Find out more about the work currently underway at Mar Lodge Estate to restore this key upland habitat.
Make your own bird feeder
Chris from our Gardens team shows you how to make simple bird feeders to encourage birds to your garden.