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The Society for the History of Natural History is for everyone who enjoys #NaturalHistory. "Archives of Natural History" is published by @EdinburghUP.
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Congratulations to Maura C. Flannery for an Excellence in #Botany award from Council on Botanical & Horticultural Libraries for her wonderful #monograph - IN THE #HERBARIUM yalebooks.co.uk/book/978030027… Kew Science Kew Gardens Library and Archives RHUL GeoHumanities
Explorer Robert Schomburgk called the ‘majestic Mora (tree), the king of the forest’. In this blog, Isabelle Charmantier writes about Schomburgk's impressions of this magnificent specimen about which he wrote in Transactions of the Linnean Society.
Read below:
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📢JOB ALERT 📢Would you like to work with one of the UK's most important natural history collections? We're seeking an Assistant Conservator to join our friendly team, providing practical, specialist conservation advice & treatment. ow.ly/22u650RGLWu University of Cambridge Museums
If you missed Jack Ashby's wonderful and revelatory talk on thylacines and their extinction history, you can now watch it below. Jack Ashby
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SHNH is delighted to announce its 2024 Awards 🏅👏Founders' Medal - Kristin Johnson, Natural History Book award - Nicholas K. Menzies 'Ordering the Myriad Things University of Washington Press & Stearn Student Essay Prize - Mia Uys. Many congratulations 🎉 tinyurl.com/4nm4m82w
What a truly wonderful day placing the giant jaw bones of Ichthyotitan severnensis on display Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
I am especially delighted for Paul de la Salle, Justin Reynolds, and Ruby Reynolds (now 15), who discovered these important fossils. It has been an amazing journey...
Fantastic afternoon at Jack Ashby's talk on depictions of #thylacines . The one below is the first and last western depiction of a live thylacine in the wild. Jack Ashby
Collector Ole Worm or Olaus Wormius, was born #OnThisDay in 1588.
He assembled a cabinet of curiosities - an early museum. This illustration is from his book about his cabinet, published 1655, it forms part of our #specialcollections . #OTD
THIS IS TOMORROW! Log in for a chat about how depictions of the #thylacine were improtant in our relationship with them, as European settlers deliberately drove them to #extinction .
Join us for a special curator-led walkthrough of our Tree Cultures Exhibition!
With our Head of Collections Isabelle Charmantier
May 15, Weds, 4 pm. Book below:
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Had an 'arty' day at the The Linnean Society of London today. Lovely to see these works up close and personal in the Society's Library. The Library is open to all, details here linnean.org/research-colle…
Post from Herbarium World on the MANY uses for herbaria, beyond biological research. I wrote this after reading the many responses to the closing of the Duke University Herbarium. Kathleen Pryer Duke University herbariumworld.wordpress.com/2024/05/06/an-…@ @@ @. .
Great news! If you couldn't make it to our #NatSCA2024 conference or you want to revisit some of the talks, all the presentations are now available on our YouTube page: youtube.com/playlist?list=…