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Where do our seabirds spend Christmas?
While you are tucking into your Christmas pudding, have you ever wondered where our seabirds are spending the festive period?
The PLANTS project: Falkland Palace – the Percy Cane garden
PLANTS East Team Manager Alistair Chalmers explores the historical significance of Falkland Palace’s gardens.
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.
Amateur gardeners leave lasting legacy for rare Arran trees
A couple with a passion for the rare Arran whitebeam have worked for years to help save the native tree species from extinction.
Trust experts to host talks at Highland Cinema
We’re partnering with Fort William’s Highland Cinema to host a series of talks this winter.
Festive flora
Wrap up warm against the chill of the season and explore the nature, beauty and heritage of our gardens this winter.
Dynamic duo return to save mountain plant habitats
We’ve bolstered our team at Ben Lawers National Nature Reserve to conserve the collection of nationally rare and scarce mountain plant species.
The PLANTS project: 8 Inverewe plant highlights
Over three years, the PLANTS North team audited Inverewe Garden. In this post they share eight plants that sparked interest and discussion with visitors to the garden.
The PLANTS project: A day in the life
The PLANTS project concludes in 2025 after auditing plant collections across Trust gardens. Inventory Officer Lucrezia Rossi reflects on her role and her experiences over the last two and a half years.