The Linnean Society's Collections are rich and diverse. They range from the 15th century to today, and cover the whole study of natural history, including botany, zoology, evolutionary theory, etc. They are used by scientists, historians of science, botanical artists, filmmakers, family historians, and much more. The collections include books (including rare books), journals, manuscripts, letters, notebooks, diaries, painting, drawings, artefacts, and biological specimens. All these different materials are curated and catalogued according to different standards, which can make navigating our collections confusing.
Whether you are an undergraduate student just starting at University, a seasoned scholar used to libraries and archives, or an amateur researcher curious about our collections, this talk will have something for you!
Join Head of Collections Isabelle Charmantier and Librarian Will Beharrell for an exploration of our online resources and how to find what you are looking for.
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The Linnean Society works to inform, involve and inspire people of all ages about nature and its wider interactions through our collections, programmes and publications. Founded in 1788, the Society takes its name from the Swedish naturalist Carl Linnaeus (1707-1778).
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