We are sold out for in person tickets for V&A and National Trust Public Country House conference, but there are still spaces available online and for free! vam.ac.uk/blog/projects/…

If you work #heritage #archaeology #landmanagement or manage places w/ heritage please take a moment to answer our survey for the 'Valuing Outdoor Culture and Heritage Capital for Decision Makers' Arts and Humanities Research Council Department for Culture, Media and Sport funded project National Trust Archaeology University of Exeter menti.com/altbqm4yfbuy

New research shows how ghost of ‘lost’ blossom endures through street and place names nationaltrust.org.uk/services/media…

Our new research shows that despite blossom declining since 1900, the number of place names linked with blossom has doubled with the West Midlands having one of the biggest increases from 2.3% in 1900 to 6.3% today. #BlossomWatch

New research - supported by players of the Postcode Lottery - has discovered that the number of place names associated with blossom has doubled over the past century.

But, at the same time, blossom has been disappearing from our landscapes.

Since 1900, half of our traditional…

What a pleasure to hear about the various ways collaborative doctoral research is contributing to interpreting ‘The Public Country House’ this morning, including Keele English and Creative Writing and National Trust Research’s Rachel Daley on Tatton Park library.

Register now for The Public Country House conference (16-17th May), part of our exciting The British Academy fellowship with V&A looking at how country houses are curated, presented and interpreted. On-site at the V&A and online options available: vam.ac.uk/event/OwMEWo7k…

Fantastic new role that will also be supporting the work of the Trust's sound archive at the British Library, our oral histories work, and thinking about research partnerships and projects 👇

Huge congratulations to our newest fellow Independent Research Organisation the Design Museum !

A new season, a bigger team, new blogs and new case studies. Discover more at...

renewbiodiversity.org.uk

Catch up with RENEW's ExCASES, researchers from National Trust & University of Exeter.

Check out ExCASES online collaborative space using Padlet - add your own ideas, contacts, suggestions, insights & thoughts.

Help ExCASES renew your #biodiversity .

renewbiodiversity.org.uk/rapid-excases-…

Epistolary Empire: Letter-writing and the British Empire at Home in the Nineteenth Century - new blog post by one of our PhD students Molly Groarke Open-Oxford-Cambridge DTP Killerton doinghistoryinpublic.org/2024/03/05/epi…

Today is #WorldWaterDay2024 .
As part of her PhD research Hannah Kemp from the Uni of Nottingham #WeAreUoN has been working with the team at Clumber Park, National Trust to investigate how to manage macroalgal blooms to promote healthier freshwater ecosystems.
Find out more:
envision-dtp.org/2023/bloomin-b…

A summary of my precious six months with the National Trust as a Research Assistant on a project seeking to highlight Indigenous American, First Nations, Inuit, Central and Southern American connections to NT properties and collections.

It was great to be able to contribute to this report with a case study about my PhD with NT Libraries. I have loved working with the team for the last 4.5 years and I have gained so much new knowledge from Tim + Nicola (my NT supervisors).

Amazing visit to Hardwick Hall (National Trust) to look at XVI century inlayed furniture of North-European make. Thanks to Open-Oxford-Cambridge DTP National Trust Research

A brand new 'Through the Roof' exhibition opens Coughton Court on 29 Feb. Hear from the experts supporting the conservation project, experience the world of being a Coughton bat and immerse yourself into the project with activities for all ages to enjoy.
bit.ly/44HkRws

A fantastic and “incredibly rare” Roman find discovered at Smallhythe Place! And the best news? You’ll be able to see it when we open!

A thread on International National Trusts Organisation (INTO)'s 'Withstanding Change' project. Bayt al-Razzaz, a 15th century palace in Cairo, suffers the impact of intense rainfall. It is twinned with Blickling Hall, also facing problems brought about by heavy rain. Learning together how to tackle new challenges

📚 We’re excited to launch our 2024-25 Caird Research Fellowship scheme, for traditional and practice-based research responding to our collections.

📚 Open to those with relevant academic or lived experience. Apply by 10 March at bit.ly/RMGFellowship.

#research #fellowship