Resources

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19th Annual Meeting  

Published: May 16, 2004    

Date: Conference: May 11 – 16, 2004 Hosted by: American Museum of Natural History New York, New York USA Chair: Chris Norris Workshop: Emergency Preparedness, Response & Salvage

MuseumWise: Workplace Words Defined

Published: November 16, 2003    

A glossary of terms encountered in the management and preservation of collections. A project of the Documentation Committee of the Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections. Includes terms derived from 48 bibliographic references as well as numerous additions from the editors.

Collection Forum 18/1-2

Published: November 15, 2003    

Abstracts: CFAbs_2003_V18N12.pdf   Complete PDF: CF_181-2.pdf

17th Annual Meeting: Hazardous collections and mitigations  

Published: May 13, 2002    

Date: May 8-13, 2002 Location: Redpath Museum, Montreal, PQ Canada Co-hosts: Canadian Museum of Nature and the Redpath Museum, McGill University Chairs: Jean-Marc Gagnon, Ingrid Birker Workshop: Emergency Responses and Mitigation

16th Annual Meeting  

Published: June 26, 2001    

Location: San Francisco, California USA Date: June 21 – 26, 2001 Host: California Academy of Sciences Chair: Jean Demouth Workshop: Living Collections and Identifying Risks to Collections.

15th Annual Meeting: Maritime Natural History  

Published: July 14, 2000    

Date: July 10 – 14, 2000 Location: Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada Sponsors: Geological Survey of Canada and the Nova Scotia Museum of Natural History Coordinators: Iris Hardy and Alex Wilson Workshop: Permits

14th Annual Meeting: Research and Collections  

Published: July 3, 1999    

Hosts: Smithsonian Center for Materials Research and Education, Smithsonian Institution and SPNHC Date: June 28 – July 3, 1999 Location: Washington, DC, USA Coordinators: David von Endt, Elizabeth Merritt

Managing the Modern Herbarium

Published: July 1, 1999    

This book highlights the significance and value of one of the world’s oldest and most basic elements of botanical systematics, the herbarium. It combines practical guidleines for the proper care of documented collections of preserved plants and fungi with recommendations for the responsible use in modern systematic research. Though focusing on collections of plants and…

13th Annual Meeting: Collections on the Move: Strategies For The New Millennium  

Published: May 30, 1998    

University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Date: May 25 – May 30, 1998 Location: University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB Canada Coordinator: Lisa Barty Co-Chairs: Frannie Blondheim, Leslie Latta-Guthrie Workshop: Moving Collections Special Interest Group Reports: Anthropology, Botany, Conservation, Geology, Paleontology, Zoology