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Tuesday, 9 June

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Plenary Session: Reopening Collections

Moderator: Breda Zimkus; Helper: Jessica Cundiff

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12:00Opening remarks
12:15The Post-Pandemic Future of Museums Elizabeth Merritt
12:30Collections Emergency Management in the COVID-19 Era Samantha Snell
12:45Caring for Heritage Collections during the COVID-19 Pandemic: Focus on Reopening Tom Strang
13:00COVID-19 Impacts on Biodiversity Science Collections: A Preliminary Look Barbara Thiers
13:10Re-opening Archives, Libraries and Museums (REALM) Information Hub (A COVID-19 Research Project) Scott Miller
13:20Discussion Panel
Break Vendor Q&A Delta DesignsWatch here

Symposium: History matters! The Value of the Humanities in Natural History Museums

Moderator: Dorit Wolenitz; Helper: Maria Heikkila

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14:30‘Animals Brought From Every Part of the Globe’ – A Study of the Imperialist Aspect of the First Generation of Zoological Societies in the Nineteenth Century Wessel Broekhuis
14:50“Blast to the Past”: A Historic Walking Tour Organized by a Natural History Museum Hui-shih (Phaedra) Fang
15:10Werner Wildlife Museum: Fifty Years and Counting Patti Wood Finkle
15:30The Faculty of Sciences Collections, Rennes, France (1840-1914) Marion Lemaire
15:50The Story of Jack: Life and Legacy of the First Elephant of Natura Artis MagistraWessel Broekhuis

Symposium: Natural History Collections in Latin America

Moderator: Amalia Diaz; Helpers: Patricia Burke Coorough, Elizabeth Wommack

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Part 1
Part 2

21:00The University of the West Indies Zoology Museum: An Anglo-Latin American Collection Mike Rutherford
21:20Looking Ahead: Perspectives for the Future of Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi Collections Alberto Akama
21:40Insights Into the Amphibian Biodiversity Crisis From a Small Collection’s Perspective Janelle Peña
22:00Taking Care of Ground Sloths and Glyptodonts: Conservation, Research, and Outreach at the Arroyo del Vizcaíno Collection in UruguayMariana Di Giacomo
22:20Ex Situ Conservation of the Chilean Flora in the INIA’s Seed Bank: Current State and Future ChallengesCarolina Panitrur
22:40The Invertebrate Collection at Museo Nacional de Historia Natural (MNHN): Enhancing the Collection Status with a Limited Budget Catalina Merino-Yunnissi
BreakVendor Q&A EarthCape Research and Collection Management SystemWatch here
23:30The Mexican Fossil Heritage: An Overview of the Colección Nacional de Paleontología at Instituto de Geología, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México Violeta Romero-Mayén
23:50History of the Cartagena Botanical Garden Herbarium (JBGP): The Most Important Plant Collection from the Caribbean Region of Colombia Viviana Londoño
0:10HUA: A Very Active Herbarium in Colombia, Working on the Knowledge of Biota and Its Conservation in One of the Most Diverse Regions of the Planet Fernando Alzate
0:30The Birds and Eggs Collections at the Humboldt Institute as a Tool to Explore and Conserve Avian Biodiversity in Colombia David Ocampo
0:50Facing Environmental Challenges in the Midst of Megadiversity: How are the Natural History Collections of the Colombian National Biodiversity Institute Contributing to This Goal? Amalia Díaz
1:10Discussion

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