This workshop, organised by NatSCA and NHM London, will take you through the steps required to digitise and share specimen occurrence data (‘what, where, when, who’), and understand some of the community standards used by the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF). A mixture of talks and exercises will provide achievable solutions and help delegates make the case for future investment. Supplementary online seminars will also be included and given on later dates to deliver more in-depth training and help answer any specific questions.
The Journal of Natural Science Collections Volume 11 is now available to NatSCA members!
Print copies are on their way to our members and members can also access Volume 11 online here. Articles are accessible to NatSCA members only and can be unlocked by using the password provided by our membership secretary. Most articles will be available exclusively to NatSCA members for the first year following their publication.
The Journal of Natural Science Collections Volume 10 is now available to NatSCA members!
Print copies are on their way to our members and members can also access Volume 10 online here. Articles are accessible to NatSCA members only and can be unlocked by using the password provided by our membership secretary. Most articles will be available exclusively to NatSCA members for the first year following their publication.
Welcome to the !NEW! NatSCA Lunchtime Chats, a membership only feature of NatSCA to connect, inspire, comfort and distract all of our lovely community.
Are you a scientist, historian or museum professional working with natural history collections? Do you want to learn more about how legacies of empire have affected, and continue to affect, environmental science?
