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@LinneanSociety latest 'Treasure of the Month': John White’s Journal of a Voyage to New South Wales was published in 1790, and represents one of the earliest and most important first-hand accounts of Australian colonial history.
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Natural history served as a subject for art and crafts for mid-seventeenth century French ladies. Isabelle Charmantier, Head of Collections @LinneanSociety , finds playful traces of three young French girls in a rare book. #LearnAboutLinnSoc
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Read about some of the treasures of @LinneanSociety
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The Library is open again see: https://t.co/2IxGZ4kUfk
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Want to find out more about the Linnean Society? Take a look at our #LearnAboutLinnSoc hashtag to see short tours voiced by the one & only @Sir_Attenboroug and blogs by our staff 😍#MuseumFromHome #ScienceFromHome
Mark Spencer @fungi_flowers, Botany Curator: W. Keble Martin's Concise British Flora. It’s a beautifully illustrated and accessible work that helped me learn my first wild plant names and get into the world of botany. #worldbookday #learnaboutlinnsoc 3/
This week on #LearnaboutLinnSoc we find our more about our first female president, Professor Irene Manton, voiced by the one and only Sir #DavidAttenborough #LinnSocFellows
Delving into our archives we found this video made in 2009 all about the Society voiced by the one & only @Sir_Attenboroug We have chopped it up into bitesize videos, which we will release periodically, this week's video discusses our Fellows! #learnaboutLinnSoc #LinnSocFellows