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The Duke of Rothesay encounters Scotland’s rural past
Our Patron, His Royal Highness The Prince Charles, Duke of Rothesay was greeted by over 100 guests at House of Dun near Montrose earlier today.
Trust’s Royal Patron at the birthplace of Burns
This week we welcomed our Patron, HRH The Prince Charles, Duke of Rothesay and Her Royal Highness, The Duchess of Rothesay on their first visit to Burns Cottage in Ayrshire.
Scallop shell moth beds in at Inverewe
The exquisitely patterned scallop shell moth, which is rare to Scotland, has been spotted at Inverewe Garden for the first time.
The power of gifts in Wills
As we mark Remember a Charity Week (6–12 September) we will be celebrating all that we love about our places, and reflecting on how the support of gifts in Wills has enabled so much of our work to happen.
Our Glencoe turf house is taking shape
See how our replica 17th-century turf house build at Glencoe is going.
Conservation coos at Culloden
Meet the latest recruits helping to conserve Culloden Battlefield.
Newly acquired painting now on display at Fyvie Castle
A portrait that was always intended to hang at Fyvie Castle has been put on display by the Trust, over 100 years after it was commissioned.
Doors open on re-Dun attraction in North East
Discover how we’re telling the stories of Angus, its people and landscape in a fresh and innovative way at House of Dun in Montrose.
The Bark of Ayrshire
We recently welcomed some exciting visitors to The Twa Dogs, a new bronze sculpture at Robert Burns Birthplace Museum.