NatSCA News - Issue 15

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Renaissance for the North East: Regional Hubs and the rise of the Great North Museum

Coles, A.

Pages 12 - 13
Wildlife Crime Unit, West Yorkshire Police

Smart, S.

Pages 14 - 15
‘Making progress through partnership – examples of public engagement with science through the creation of novel networks’

Stevens, G.

Pages 15 - 18
Developing a collections centre in partnership with a specialist supplier

Andrew, K.

Pages 18 - 19
Real World Science

Lee, A.

Pages 20 - 21
Aren’t Birds Brilliant – in Glasgow

Akram, N.

Pages 21 - 22
Using DNA to verify sex and species identity of dried bird specimens: a tool for correcting specimen records

Lee, P. L. M.

Pages 22 - 23
Collections and Partnerships in Birmingham

Noè, L.

Pages 24 - 25
Glasgow Botanic Gardens Tour. Friday May 16th 2008

Loughtman, L.

Pages 26 - 26
The museums of Glasgow

Stringer, C.

Pages 27 - 29
Report on the NatSCA Conference at Glasgow – 15th-16th May 2008

Sturman, C.

Pages 30 - 33
Taxidermy in Museums…is it dead?

Hoey, E.

Pages 34 - 35
Another update on computer printer inks and papers for internal labelling of fluid-preserved specimens

Moore, S.

Pages 36 - 40
The Scottish Fossil Code

MacFadyen, C.

Pages 41 - 41
PRISM Fund supports conservation and purchase of Natural History Collections

Doyle, K.

Pages 42 - 42
A Guide to Insect Collections in the British Isles

Robinson, J.

Pages 43 - 54
Paradise at Kendal Museum

Davies, C.

Pages 55 - 56
BOOK REVIEW Walter Potter and his museum of curious taxidermy P.A. Morris 2008

Fothergill, H.

Pages 59 - 60