NatSCA News - Issue 17

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The Alfred Leeds Collection of Fossil Vertebrates; past present and future

Noè, L.

Pages 10 - 13
Is there a viable future for herbaria in British Museums?

Grayer, S.

Pages 14 - 28
The Natural History Museum, London’s Entomology Collections: The Origin or What has been

Brown, P. A.

Pages 29 - 33
The organisation and distribution of electronic data at the Natural History Museum

McAlister, E.

Pages 34 - 36
The National Insect Collection: Its Origin and evolution to global accessibility: Evolution

Ryder, S.

Pages 37 - 38
Fossil invertebrates: new perspectives, meanings and values in a smaller museum

Radley, J. D.

Pages 39 - 42
Bringing a herbarium to life at Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery

Shepherd, J.

Pages 43 - 51
The Moore Collection: World class palaeontology in a small museum

Williams, M.

Pages 52 - 54
Revealing a relict collection: Geology at Bolton Museum and Archive Service

Craven, D. J.

Pages 55 - 59
Making Collections Count – The lessons learnt for museums and the developing Leicestershire County Council Collections Team from the Community Heritage Initiative

Holmes, C.

Pages 60 - 67
Guide to Resin Embedding of Natural History Handling Specimens

Pajak, M.

Pages 68 - 74