Journal of Natural Science Collections

The Journal of Natural Science Collections is the peer-reviewed journal published by NatSCA, once a year. The first volume of the journal was published in December 2013 (see associated news story here).

The Journal of Natural Science Collections is a place for those working with these collections to share projects and practices that will benefit the museum community. The Journal represents all areas of work with natural science collections, and includes articles on best practice and latest research across disciplines, including conservation, curation, learning, and exhibitions. Articles should be relevant and accessible to our diverse membership. All submissions are peer reviewed, resulting in high quality articles.

If you would like to contribute to the Journal, please contact the editor (editor@natsca.org) and see our guidelines for authors, which you can download as a PDF here.

Issue Type: 
Volume
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Taking Wing: Curating a collection of Venezuelan hawkmoths at the Manchester Museum

Authorship: 
Miles, C.
Issue: 
5
Start Page: 
41
End Page: 
49

A moving experience: The redevelopment of the University Museum of Zoology, Cambridge

Authorship: 
Lowe, M.
Issue: 
5
Start Page: 
125
End Page: 
134

Wrestling with the Yatiantota Tusker: Cleaning, conserving and mounting an intriguing Asian elephant skeleton

Authorship: 
Larkin, N. R.
Issue: 
5
Start Page: 
98
End Page: 
109

A lure to take the biscuit: A Stegobium paniceum pheromone trial at the Royal Horticultural Society herbarium

Authorship: 
Harvey, Y.
Swindells, C.
Simmons, J.
Issue: 
5
Start Page: 
13
End Page: 
20

A whale skeleton is moved

Authorship: 
Garcia-Franquesa, E.
Issue: 
5
Start Page: 
115
End Page: 
124

Destructive sampling natural science collections: An overview for museum professionals and researchers

Authorship: 
Freedman, J.
van Dorp, L.
Brace, S.
Issue: 
5
Start Page: 
21
End Page: 
34

Enhancing accessibility and conservation of plant tissue samples stored in silica gel, and developing a disaster plan for this collection at Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

Authorship: 
Duque-Thüs, R.
Fulcher, T. K.
Issue: 
5
Start Page: 
35
End Page: 
40

Surveying ultraviolet reflectance in moths: A method and workflow for data capture using opensource tools

Authorship: 
Cane, E.
Laventhol, J.
Ledger, S.
Issue: 
5
Start Page: 
50
End Page: 
65

The Cole Museum of Zoology: A brief history as it faces a new beginning

Authorship: 
Callaghan, A.
Issue: 
5
Start Page: 
135
End Page: 
143

Fossil hunting and grinding in the Coal Measures: William Cash (1843-1914), his associates, and their work on the fossil plants of the Carboniferous period

Authorship: 
Baker, R. A.
Gill, D. S.
Issue: 
5
Start Page: 
89
End Page: 
97

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