The Trust's Aims

- to protect, improve and enhance -
buildings and artefacts of architectural, historical,
educational or of other interest in Shetland

- to provide, develop and improve -
facilities for the enjoyment of the Shetland countryside
and its flora and fauna 

for Research, Study and Recreation


The Trust's activities

	Architectural Heritage	Archaeology
	Communications	Natural Heritage
	Museum & Archives	Placenames
	Viking Unst Project	Old Scatness Broch
	Woodlands	Environmental Improvement
	Interpretation and Access	Grant Aid

 The Trust, formed in 1983, now employs over 30 staff. A core office staff of eight administer the Trust, and manage the various projects and schemes. In the field the Trust employs two full-time Archaeologists, six full-time Construction Squad workers, a Woodlands Squad of four, and four in the Muck and Bruck Squads.

Also see the Shetland Biological Records Centre

For further information email shetamenity.trust@zetnet.co.uk