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Bone collections: using, conserving and understanding osteology in museums

Javan Rhino skull (c)Leeds Museums and Galleries
Tuesday, September 8, 2015 -
09:30 to 17:00
University Museum Of Zoology, Cambridge

Many institutions look after diverse osteological collections with complicated care and management needs. Understanding, using, maintaining and conserving these collections is a large and complex topic. This day uses talks, examples, advice from experts in the field and the opportunity for hands-on tutoring to give collection managers greater insight into looking after these wonderful objects.

Museums Unleashed: using traditional and social media to communicate collections

Thursday, May 21, 2015 - 09:15 to Friday, May 22, 2015 - 17:00
Bristol Museums, Galleries & Archives, Bristol

Our conference is now over, but you can download abstracts of the talks and view tweets from the conference at #natsca2015.

Natural History Near You

We need your help in finding out about natural history collections in the UK & Ireland. Do you know of any collections not shown on our crowdsourced map? Can you add more details about one of the collections shown?

State of the Union! Natural History Museums 2014

Friday, August 29, 2014

After visiting the recent natural history museum community conference in July: SPNCH 2014, Cardiff, Mark Carnall reflects on what the sector internationally is thinking and doing - in particular what’s happening digitally and what people’s thoughts are on a UK natural science database.

Highlights from our Joint Conference with GCG and SPNHC

Thank you to all who joined us in Cardiff for our annual conference held jointly with GCG and SPNHC and our AGM. The conference saw lots of incredible talks as well as some exciting changes for NatSCA, including changes to our committee, a new memorandum of understanding and more!

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