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Workforce for the Future project creates new trail at Brodick
A group of primary school children from Arran have created an inspiring indoor tour at Brodick Castle and a new interpretation trail in the surrounding country park.
The PLANTS project: Year Two findings
As year two of the Trust‘s PLANTS project draws to a close, Project Manager Colin McDowall shares three exciting discoveries from across our gardens.
Step back in time and discover Scotland’s prehistoric past
The Trust will take visitors on a journey through time to explore the prehistoric history of the town where famous Scots geologist Hugh Miller was born. Join one of our new Fossil Walks this summer to follow in his footsteps.
Five senses of summer
As the summer sun graces us with its warmth, the air is alive with the gentle hum of bees, the vibrant dance of butterflies and the sweet scent of blooming flowers.
The PLANTS project: National Plant Collections
We take a look at the 17 National Plant Collections held within the National Trust for Scotland and highlight our quest to care for these plants for future generations.
Plant Journeys blog post #6 – Wisteria: cascading blossoms
Plant Journeys is a blog series, exploring East Asian plants in the garden of Broughton House.
Plant Journeys blog post #5 – Peony: the problem of beauty
Plant Journeys is a blog series, exploring East Asian plants in the garden of Broughton House.
Caring for Scotland’s daffodil heritage at Brodie Castle
Thanks to the Trust’s conservation work, Brodie Castle’s historic Daffodil Shed has been returned to use.
Securing our natural heritage: investment and innovation
The Trust’s Invasive Non-Native Species (INNS) rangers have been a powerful force in tackling a particularly tough land management conservation task.