Natural Heritage Collection

The islands of St Kilda archipelago in Scotland. Island of Hirta, Traditonal Cleit
The islands of St Kilda archipelago in Scotland. Island of Hirta, Traditional Cleit, a dry stone bothy used for storing food and other materials. (Large format sizes available)

Holy Trinity Monastery at Meteora, Trikala Region, Greece

Geisler mountain range in the dolomites of the Villnoss Valley in South Tyrol, Alto Adige after an autumnal snowstorm. The dolomites are listed as UNESCO World Heritage Site. Central Europe, Italy

Waters edge

Chamomile Field (Matricaria chamomilla), Hortobagy National Park in spring. Hungary, April

Przewalskis Horse or Takhi (Equus ferus przewalskii) in the wildlife center of the Hortobagy National Park. Mare with foal crossing a river, Pentezug Puszta, Hungary, April

Watch tower at the fish ponds of Hortobagy (Hortobagy halasto) in the Hortobagy National Park during spring, UNESCO world heritage, Hungary

The fish ponds of Hortobagy (Hortobagy halasto) in the Hortobagy National Park during spring, UNESCO world heritage. Hungary, April

Close up of Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla), Hortobagy National Park in spring. Hungary, April

Traditional water well (well sweep or shadoof) in the hungarian lowland plains also called Puszta in the Hotobagy National Park, which is listed as UNESCO world heritage Europe, Eastern Europe

Nine-holed bridge (Kilenclyukuhid), the architectural landmark and icon of Hortobagy. Hortobagy is a small settlement and center of the Horotbagy National Park in the hungarian Puszta

School of Fish

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"Preserving the Natural Heritage: A Glimpse into Scotland's St Kilda Archipelago and South Tyrol's Dolomites" Immerse yourself in the untouched beauty of Scotland's St Kilda archipelago, where the islands of Hirta stand as a testament to traditional island life. As you explore, be captivated by the ancient Cleit structures that dot the landscape, offering a glimpse into centuries-old traditions. Take a moment to breathe in the crisp air and marvel at the picturesque village bay on Hirta Island. The tranquil waters reflect the rugged cliffs and rolling hills, creating an idyllic scene that feels straight out of a postcard. Venturing southward to Italy's South Tyrol region, prepare to be awestruck by nature's masterpiece – Geisler mountain range in Villnoss Valley. Towering peaks reach towards the heavens while lush green meadows line their base, and is here that you can truly appreciate Mother Nature’s artistry. As you wander along the water's edge, let your senses come alive with every step. The gentle lapping of waves against rocks creates a soothing melody while seabirds gracefully glide overhead. This serene setting invites reflection and connection with our natural surroundings. Returning once more to St Kilda archipelago, find solace in Hirta Island’s village bay – a place where time seems suspended. With each visit, one cannot help but be enchanted by its timeless charm; it serves as a reminder of our responsibility to protect these precious landscapes for generations yet unborn. In South Tyrol’s Dolomites lies an unparalleled treasure – Geisler mountain range stands tall amidst breathtaking vistas that leave us humbled by their grandeur. These majestic peaks are not just mountains; they are guardians of history and symbols of resilience ingrained within this land. Let us cherish these natural wonders.