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Dog walkers by the shore of Derwentwater, Borrowdale and Derwent Water, Cumbria

Wildflowers over the White Cliffs of Dover: landmarks renamed in memory of Dame Vera Lynn

A meadow on the iconic White Cliffs of Dover that was saved for the nation by the National Trust has been renamed in memory of Dame Vera Lynn to mark the anniversary of her death.

Rediscovered painting inspires 50 year vision for nature and landscapes at Killerton

Historic painting helps inspire 50 year vision for carbon and nature rich landscape at Devon Estate

The National Trust is taking inspiration from a 19th Century painting of the Killerton Estate in Devon to help create a 50 year vision for the landscape boosting its ability to store carbon by improving and expanding habitats and creating areas rich in wildlife.

Blaze of purple in Cornwall shows G7 greener future for UK farming

World leaders will be greeted by a blaze of purple as they descend on the G7 summit this week – thanks to a National Trust farm that has embraced new practices.

Conservators sewing the border onto the tapestry showing ‘Gideon Attacking the Midianites’ at Hardwick Hall, which has returned from conservation treatment.

National Trust’s longest conservation project to protect unique 400-year old tapestries enters final stage

A tapestry, part of the most important set owned by the Trust, has returned to Hardwick Hall in Derbyshire, the latest step in a conservation project which has lasted more than 20 years.

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