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Charles Darwin letter goes on display
A letter written by Charles Darwin to Scottish geologist Hugh Miller in 1855 is now on display inside Hugh Miller’s Birthplace Museum.
Burns descendants visit museum to see family artefact
A 10th-generation descendant of Robert Burns paid a visit to see a book the bard gifted her six-times great-grandmother.
Research helps secure status of flapper skate habitats
The coastal region around Fair Isle has been awarded Important Shark and Ray Areas (ISRAs) status following marine research surveys supported by the Trust.
Looking for love in Ben Lomond
We’re playing matchmaker in a bid to help save a population of relict downy willow trees on one of Scotland’s most popular Munros.
Landslip on St Kilda after Storm Floris hits
Storm Floris has caused a landslip on St Kilda, as well as bringing down trees across Scotland.
Celebrating 75 years of Ben Lawers being in our care
We are proudly celebrating the 75th anniversary of Ben Lawers National Nature Reserve coming into our care.
Trust disappointed at Berwick Bank decision
We are concerned about the impact that the Berwick Bank windfarm will have on seabird colonies at St Abb’s Head National Nature Reserve.
Scarce butterflies surveyed by returning ranger
Perthshire native Angus Todd has been on the hunt for an elusive butterfly species at some of the region’s most picturesque spots.
A bird’s-eye view of the gannet colony at St Kilda
The first drone census at St Kilda has revealed the islands are now home to the world’s largest gannet colony.