National Trust Classified | Warburton Redwood Forest 🌳 Discover some of Victoria's tallest Californian Redwoods in the Yarra Valley! This stunning forest features 1,476 towering trees (20-55m tall) planted as an experimental forest by Melbourne's Board of Works in the 1930s with further plantings in the 60s. Originally planted for water research, these majestic Sequoia sempervirens now create one of Victoria's most photogenic forest walks. The perfectly gridded plantation offers a unique contra

Our Heritage Asset Inventory (HAI) is the official record of Trinidad and Tobago’s tangible heritage — and between January and June 2025, five new assets were added!🏛️ From historic landmarks to treasured objects and breathtaking natural sites, these additions help tell the story of who we are as a nation.🔗 Learn more about these new additions in our latest blog by Renata Ramoutar:👉 https://nationaltrust.tt/home/whats-new-on-the-heritage-asset-inventory/💡 Do you know a site, structure, or ob

24K views · 58 reactions | Become a preservation champion today by joining the National Trust! Your contribution today helps us to celebrate and protect historic places that tell our full American story. | National Trust for Historic Preservation | Facebook

We’re excited to announce we’ve launched a new Cornwall Explorer Pass as a cost-effective way to explore some of the fascinating houses and gardens in Cornwall 🎉 ⁠ ⁠ The pass offers unlimited access to Lanhydrock, Trelissick, Trerice and Cotehele for up to 14 days and can be purchased at any one of these places on arrival. It’s a perfect way to explore some of the places we care for if you’re not yet a member ☀ ⁠ ⁠ Visit our website for more information: www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/cornwall/

68K views · 2.7K reactions | Is it snowing already in Cornwall? This incredible sight was captured by our local team at Widemouth Bay during high tide, following stormy weather which stirred up quite a bit of sea foam! | National Trust | Facebook

The gardens at Anglesey Abbey in Cambridgeshire, were designed for all seasons thanks to Lord Fairhaven’s vision at the beginning of the 20th century. Grassland and woodland combine with more formal, manicured spaces. Tom Fradd, Gardens and Outdoors Manager, shows us around the Winter Garden, from the vast collection of snowdrops to the striking silver birch trees. To liven up the winter months, colourful plants and heady scented trees keep going right through till spring. Thanks to your support