Natural and Cultural Heritage Fund Project Updates

Faoilleach 2023. Tha innse sgeulachdan na phàirt chudromach de gach cultar air feadh an t-saoghail.

Faoilleach 2023. ’S e eilean nan iomadh riochd a th’ ann an Uibhist. Thoir sùil air mapa an eilein agus chì thu an diofar mòr eadar bàigh ghainmheach a’ chladaich an iar agus cladach creagach eagach an ear.

January 2023. Orkney Council Museum’s team leader, Nick Hewitt, is adept at dealing with museum challenges which have a strong military element.

Tha rudeigin a’ dùsgadh ann an Gleann Moireastain. Ma choisicheas tu tron ionad ath-fhiadhachaidh aig Craobhan gu Deò ’s e ga thogail, is cinnteach gun dùisg fiughair annad.

Mar a tha an Nollaig a’ grad-dhlùthachadh oirnn, tha sinn cuideachd a’ tighinn faisg air deireadh ciad bhliadhna nan obraichean a bhios na ionad luchd-tadhail ùr aig Coire Shalach.

November 2022. Studying the communities which harnessed both the fertile loams of the west and the peaty moorlands reveals stories of innovation and resilience over the centuries.

November 2022. As we plunge headlong towards Christmas we also near the end of the first year of works at what will become the new visitor experience at Corrieshalloch Gorge.

October 2022. Something is stirring in Glenmoriston. Walking through the emerging Trees for Life Rewilding Centre it is hard not to feel a sense of anticipation.

October 2022. In April this year, we launched our Spirit: Stories archive site to showcase stories submitted to the project.

A new hill path and welcome area officially opened