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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.
Love Scotland podcast – 2025 season, part II
Jackie discovers the history and cultural significance of the Great Highland bagpipes, with guest Richard McLauchlan.
Why we love Kellie Castle & Garden
Members of our Kellie team share just some of the reasons why they love this very special place.
Join us for our AGM in Inverness
Our Annual General Meeting takes place in Inverness on Friday 19 September – all members are invited to come along.
From sea to sky: showcasing Inverewe’s biodiversity
Our restored wildlife hide highlights the significance of how Inverewe Garden was created from wild land.
Scottish Geology Festival at Hugh Miller’s Birthplace
This autumn, the team at Hugh Miller’s Birthplace are gearing up to demonstrate why geology rocks at the 2025 Scottish Geology Festival!
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.