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The National Trust for Scotland is a leading conservation organisation dedicated to preserving Scotland's cultural and natural heritage. With a vast portfolio of over 130 properties and 76,000 hectares of land, the trust works tirelessly to protect and promote the country's historic sites, gardens, coastline, mountains, and countryside. As the largest membership organisation in Scotland, it plays a vital role in sharing and speaking up for Scotland's magnificent heritage. Founded with the aim of safeguarding Scotland's unique history and environment, the National Trust for Scotland has become an integral part of the country's identity. With its strong commitment to conservation, education, and community engagement, the trust continues to inspire and involve people in the preservation of Scotland's precious heritage. The trust's work is similar in function to the National Trust, which covers England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, and to other national trusts worldwide, such as the [[national-parks-service|National Park Service]] in the United States. By supporting the National Trust for Scotland, members contribute to the protection of Scotland's rich cultural and natural legacy for future generations. The trust's efforts have been recognised and supported by various organisations, including the [[scottish-government|Scottish Government]] and the [[heritage-lottery-fund|Heritage Lottery Fund]].