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ALT Photo of Lipophrys pholis by Henrik Carl, @nhm_Denmark. New to Danish waters.
ALT The Botanical Garden turns 150 years in its current location. Join us in celebrating our work helping to care for more than 8000 of the Worlds plant species. https://snm.dk/en/botanical-garden-turns-150-years-old
ALT Danish Bird Ringing Center on fieldwork fitting GPS transmitters for monitoring white storks. The stork project has run since 2021. It has taught us about migration routes and death traps from high voltage masts to slurry tanks, which can then be mitigated saving more birds.
ALT Cameratrapping of leopards and hyenas in Udzungwa National Park, Tanzania. Photo by Rasmus Havmøller, Natural History Museum of Denmark.
ALT Welcome to our blog universe following the conservation unit behind the scenes as we prepare objects from our scientific collection for the exhibitions in the new museum building of the Natural History Museum of Denmark. https://snm.dk/en/blog-conservators-workshop
ALT Come explore new @NHM_Denmark exhibition Wild Wonderful World, +1000 natural history collections telling their stories of species, collectors, and new knowledge, the last Great Auk or a time series of polar bear craniums showing the impact of pollution https://snm.dk/en/exhibition/wild-wonderful-world
ALT In Hawaii the scent of Gardenia is thought to bring happy tidings, yet Hawaiis Gardenia are critically endangered. New @NHM_Denmark @NTBG paper out on Gardenia seed conservation physiology. https://doi.org/10.5091/plecevo.120167
ALT New @NHM_Denmark museum building nearly completed. We cant wait to install the new permanent exhibition galleries and welcome you all to a tribute to nature and future through 400 years of natural history. Underwater feeling in the Ocean Hall and winding staircases between floors
ALT An automated moth trap has been deployed in our Botanical Garden to monitor activity of nocturnal moths and other insects as part of a Europe-wide project to understand the ongoing decline in insect populations by gathering the necessary base-line data for large-scale analyses.
ALT Congratulations to Mike Opgenorth with the PhD degree from @NHM_Denmark in collaboration with @NTBG on Conservation Horticulture of Hawaiian Gardenia. Supervisor @NinaRonsted. PhD committee @NdeVere. Patrick Griffith, Montgomery Botanical Center, and @ol1grace, @RBGE_Science.
ALT Congratulations to @BenBotanical with the PhD degree from @NHM_Denmark in collaboration with @NTBG on Drone applications in plant conservation - supervised by @NinaRonsted. Thanks to PhD committee Alex Antonelli @KewScience, @Marti_March and @anderstottrup
