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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 3m

Kickstart your environmental career at our Green Careers Conference on 11 November, where we'll be joined in-person by a brilliant line-up of employers from the environment and sustainability sector, on hand for practical advice! Grab your ticket today to avoid missing out: buff.ly/Pm87onR

Pictures of young people talking to employers handing out promotional materials. Large text reads 'Green Careers Conference, Wednesday 11 November, 1:30-7PM, at the Linnean Society, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London, W1J OBF. London Wildlife Trust, The Royal Parks, Gatsby Plant Science, The Royal Entomological Society, The Zoological Society of London, Westminster City Council, Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, Another Way, The Conservation Volunteers, London National Park City, City of London.'

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

Alexander Damian-Parizaca will be speaking about the biogeography of vanilla at our upcoming symposium ‘Orchidaceae | Taxonomy, Diversification, and Biogeography’. Join us at our Botanical Journal Symposium on 25 November either in-person or online – tickets at buff.ly/VbxGjhC

Alexander Damien-Parizaca wearing a blue checked shirt and glasses, smiling against a grey background.

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

Celebrate #InternationalRaccoonAppreciationDay with our animated video featuring Sjupp, the cute yet feisty companion of Carl Linnaeus. Inspiring Linnaeus' thinking on animal classification, the wily raccoon was initially grouped alongside bears! Watch Stories with Sjupp here: buff.ly/zf5uluT

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Funny Plant Names | Stories with Sjupp

Have you ever met a storytelling raccoon? Well, it is our pleasure to introduce you to Sjupp who is here to tell stories about the life of Carl Linnaeus. In this story, Sjupp tells us about how Carl…

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Who will identify orchid species in the future? Join Diego Bogarín to explore a key challenge: documenting orchids of megadiverse countries before this knowledge is lost. Diego is speaking at ‘Orchidaceae | Taxonomy, Diversification, and Biogeography’ on 25 Nov. Get your tickets: buff.ly/VbxGjhC

Researcher Diego Bogarin, smiling and wearing a pale striped shirt and glasses, against a blue background.

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

It’s never too early to plan ahead - send festive cheer with Linnean Society Christmas cards! Our 2026 card features the charismatic red panda. Perfect for nature lovers, friends and family. Get your cards and share some wildlife-inspired Christmas cheer! bit.ly/LSChristmasC...

A natural history illustration of a red panda against a light blue background. Text reads 'Snow place like Home' in white and orange lettering.

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

What can we learn from cockroaches, raccoons and other unpopular creatures about our own place in nature? Join Marlene Zuk on 15 October at the Linnean Society, to spend some time with overlooked animals, and perhaps get to cherish them a little more. buff.ly/fUR4zQW

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Outsider Animals | Cherishing Shunned Creatures

Challenge everything you knew about animal cognition and behaviour - What can unpopular creatures teach us about belonging?

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

Interpreting herbarium sheets is tricky. How does one find out more about each pressed plant, its geographical origin, collector, and date of collection? This lecture will give you a peek - Join Jacek Wajer and Isabelle Charmantier as they decipher little clues. buff.ly/g4bYQbf

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Decoding the Linnaean Herbarium | Jacek Wajer and Isabelle Charmantier

The Swedish naturalist Carl Linnaeus (1707-1778) was most famous in his lifetime for his system of classifying plants, as well as the binomial nomenclature that is still used today. Linnaeus had a…

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

Our Green Careers Conference 2026 is almost here! Join us at the Linnean Society on 11 November 1:30-7PM for panels and networking with green employers. Hear from individuals working in diverse areas of the sector, and kickstart your own green career! Grab your ticket here - buff.ly/9DHYVMu

Young people laughing in the Linnean Society Library, holding career information sheets. The text reads ‘Wednesday 11 November 2026, The Linnean Society, W1J OBF, 1:30-7PM’.

Amy Bray, founder of Another Way, is pictured smiling while sitting in a field of long grass. The text reads ‘Founder and CEO of Another Way, winner of the John Spedan Lewis Emerging Leader Award 2026. At 16, Amy founded Another Way - a youth-led charity that grew from a grassroots project in Cumbria into a national movement engaging thousands of young people, schools and communities.
Recognised with the Prime Minister’s Points of Light Award and roles in several national environmental programmes.’

The text reads ‘Panellists – hear their career story and questions.’ The panellists are listed in the following order: ‘Elliot Newton, Leading figure in urban rewilding, co-founder of Citizen Zoo; Dain Son, Leader in corporate sustainability, working towards bridging the gap between environmental and social sustainability; Sally-Ann Spence FRES FLS, Award-winning entomologist, farmer, natural historian, and science communicator; Ajai Ahluwalia, An electrical engineer with over 14 years of experience in renewable energy at global and local scales.’

The text reads ‘Careers Fair – Find out more about careers and opportunities at these leading organisations’. Exhibitors are listed in the following order ‘The Royal Parks, Gatsby Plant Science, The Royal Entomological Society, The Zoological Society of London, Westminster City Council, Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, Another Way, The Conservation Volunteers, London National park City, London Wildlife Trust.’

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

Ever wondered how the peacock got its eyespots? See this exquisite engraving of an Indian peacock (Pavo cristatus) from D'Orbigny's Dictionnaire Universel d'Histoire Naturelle (1843 - 1849). In our final study of the natural history of the Myths, look no further than the reviled Greek goddess Hera.

A natural history illustration of an Indian peacock.

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

Stop! Hooo goes there? We need help. We are trying to raise money to save damaged rare and beautiful books in our library. One of them holds this very anxious looking owl in a book on the natural history of Alaska (1874-1881) by American naturalist Lucien M Turner. Pls can you help? bit.ly/45wG7YG

Naturalist illustration of an adult female great grey owl (Ulula cinerea lapponica) perched on a mossy tree stump, facing forward with a round facial disk, concentric feather markings and bright yellow eyes.

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal recently made her first visit to the Society as Patron. Attending with her husband, Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence, Her Royal Highness’s visit highlighted our role bringing together people with a range of expertise to better understand, value and protect nature.

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 17/09/2026

We’re excited to hear from Melania Fernandez Campos at our symposium ‘Orchidaceae | Taxonomy, Diversification, and Biogeography’ on 25 November. Melania is a plant biologist at the Lankester Botanical Garden and the University of Costa Rica. Join us online or in-person. Tickets at buff.ly/dMhsq0k

Melania, wearing a yellow dress, is sitting on a bench in front of a tree.

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 17/09/2026

President's Lecture 2026 by Dr Mark Watson is now online! From 'Species Plantarum' to World Flora Online (WFO), it is almost 270 years of identifying, naming, classifying and conserving plants. Learn about WFO that seeks to democratise knowledge and share resources more equitably buff.ly/RIdP60m

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President's Lecture 2026 | Can Taxonomists Save the Planet? | Mark Watson

Life on Earth ultimately depends on plants. Plants form the basis of the food we eat, make the oxygen we breath, and regulate the environment we live in. It is no surprise that biodiversity loss is…

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

Thinking of applying to Our Local Nature Grant? Register for our online Q&A for applicants on 24 September 5PM-6PM. We'll be on hand to answer your questions, and share examples of previous successful projects! Places are limited to 40, so register early to avoid disappointment - buff.ly/s9ugUOc

Our Local Nature Grant Online Q&A for Applicants, 24 September 17:00 reads in text, surrounded by images of young people and families gardening, and a butterfly in the sun. The Linnean Society and Supported by Mayor of London logos sit in the bottom left and right corners of the graphic.

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

Calling all 16-18 year olds! Last chance to apply for our hands-on Youth Panel, funding community nature projects nationwide as part of Our Local Nature Grant. Boost your personal statement with real-world experience in grant-giving! Applications close 20 September at 11:45pm: buff.ly/Nygqdr1

Our Local Nature Grant Youth Panel and Closing Soon - Last Chance to Apply reads in text, surrounded by images of young people gardening and in nature, and a robin sitting on a branch. Our Local Nature Grant Youth Panel and Closing Soon - Last Chance to Apply reads in text, surrounded by images of young people gardening and in nature, and a robin sitting on a branch. The Linnean Society and Supported by the Mayor of London logos sit in the bottom left and right corners.

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

Exploring more natural history in the Myths, today it is this jimsonweed (Datura stramonium) from Köhler’s Medizinal-Pflanzen (1887-1898). Favoured by the sorceress Circe, jimsonweed conjured the epic transformation of Odysseus’ band of men into pigs, using this infamous poison.

A natural history illustration of jimsonweed leaves, its white flower, and spiky seed capsules.

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

This is amazing news! Keen to know what the counting throws up!

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

If you missed Marina Richie's bird tales from the understory, midstory & overstory of the magnificent forests of the Pacific Northwest, you can now watch it online. Drawn from her book 'Feathered Forest', the talk is on how every bird leads to a web of ecological relationships. buff.ly/Q96DIaK

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Feathered Forest | Marina Richie

Birds lead to a vertical and threatened world of ancient forests that are key to the future of the Earth’s climate and biodiversity. Join Marina Richie’s explorations in the Pacific Northwest, home…

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 10/09/2026

If you ever wanted to get within uncomfortably intimate distance of herbarium plants, our new exhibition is NOW OPEN! We are showcasing deeply detailed photographs by Swedish artist Lena Granefelt that accompany original herbarium specimens More here: buff.ly/nmXnQxU

Herbarium — "Plants in a new light" poster promoting a free exhibition of Lena Granefelt’s botanical photographs, set over translucent blue pressed petals and listing The Linnean Society at Burlington House, Piccadilly, London.

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 09/09/2026

By combining DNA sequencing of museum specimens with newly collected specimens & detailed anatomical analyses, an int'l team led by the University of Göttingen has discovered 10 extraordinary new worms species. Paper published in journal: @zoojlinnsoc.bsky.social. Read more here: shorturl.at/XHVKY

Large purple barrel sponge on a coral reef, its ruffled, porous surface forming concentric folds around a single large central opening (osculum).

Tangled mass of thin, curly white fibers with fine hair-like protrusions on a dark background, shown in extreme close-up to highlight their coiled texture and delicate structure.

Small white segmented marine polychaete (Cladosyllis) with numerous feathery lateral parapodia along a curved body and a rounded head, annotated with labels "an", "dc", and "pa" on a black background for anatomical identification.

Close-up of a white, cup-shaped sea sponge with fibrous walls and many round pores revealing its inner chamber, attached to a dark underwater surface.

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 09/09/2026

The breadfruit is a remarkable product of global travels, and contains deep botanical, cultural, and political histories. This lecture by Dr Russell Fielding (Coastal Carolina Uni), author of the book, is a wonderful testament to the breadfruit's many journeys. Watch here: youtu.be/LH6zGlCiOyc

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The Remarkable Breadfruit | Botany, Culture and Politics | Russell Fielding

This lecture details the botanical, cultural, and political history of breadfruit’s world travels. Breadfruit’s first journey saw this crop dispersed by ancient Polynesians throughout Oceania, where…

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 08/09/2026

How to build children's confidence & interest in nature? Read about Alice Cheetham's (who leads our Nature Network project) experience in engaging 11-14 year-olds in secondary schools across North and West London. Funded by the John Lyons charity. teach.ocr.org.uk/-nature-netw...

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 08/09/2026

The Beasts in the Myths! We will be exploring the wild in Greek myths. Today, it is this cicada (Tacua speciosa) from Edward Donovan’s ‘An Epitome of the Natural History...' (1800-1804).

A natural history illustration of a cicada, with four-wings outstretched. The insect is depicted in front of small red flower.

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Jay Troyer @gr8flbluejay.bsky.social · 07/09/2026

Criselda Vasquez, American, The New American Gothic, 2017, oil on canvas, 72 x 48 in, private collection The artist's father, portrayed in the painting, was kidnapped by ICE on 31 March 2026

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 07/09/2026

Back to School Part 2! Thnx to our Curator of Artefacts Glenn Benson: A pencil case & eraser used by Linnaeus. The labels say they are in Lady Smith’s handwriting but provenance is unproven. The “pencil case” has unidentified markings at one end & lined with newspaper parts from the early 1800s.

Long faded pink paper pencil case and a small labeled india-rubber fragment displayed on a black museum board, with a printed caption claiming the pencil case was used by a historical naturalist and donated by a woman.

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 04/09/2026

Do you like this image? Can you help us conserve the 📔 "The Natural History of Aleppo (1765)"? This and many other accounts of travel and exploration in our library are at risk & they need your help. Your donation will fund the recovery of many historic books. If you'd like to help 👉️ bit.ly/45wG7YG

Historical engraving titled "The City of Aleppo" showing a panoramic skyline dominated by a central citadel and minarets, dense walled neighborhoods, surrounding countryside, and small figures on a foreground hillside.

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 04/09/2026

Find out how peculiar pollination strategies and complex genomes drive adaptive radiation in Bee Orchids, from Joris Bertrand on 25 November. Joris is part of our interdisciplinary symposium ‘Orchidaceae | Taxonomy, Diversification, and Biogeography’. Register online or in-person: buff.ly/dMhsq0k

Joris Bertrand smiles at the camera in front of a green and rocky landscape, with a blue sky.

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 03/09/2026

Last day of our exhibition 'Homo sapiens: Classifying the Human Animal' till our next opening on Sep 10! We are grateful to our advisory curatorial board (Dr Gus Casely-Hayford, Subhadra Das, Miranda Lowe, Prof Staffan Müller-Wille and Dr Jake Subryan Richards) and of course our Collections staff.

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Columbia University Press @columbiaup.bsky.social · 01/09/2026

Join Russell Fielding for a virtual lecture about the botanical, cultural, and political history of breadfruit’s world travels on Wednesday, September 2 at 1 PM. Get your ticket today! buff.ly/NgicTzB

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The Remarkable Breadfruit | Botany, Culture and Politics

Tracing breadfruit's varied and vivid history through tropical horticulture, Indigenous knowledge, colonial food, and modern nutrition.

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 01/09/2026

It is back to school everyone! And to mark that, we have here William Keble Martin's paintbox which was used for his well loved Concise British Flora in Colour (1965) published when Martin was 88. It has 1,400 species of plants and has been the inspiration for many budding botanists ever since.

Antique watercolor kit with brushes and squeezed paint tubes in an open velvet-lined case set before an open botanical reference showing detailed plant illustrations and labels.

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 01/09/2026

Our Local Nature Grant empowers young people nationwide to create positive change for nature in their local environment, with up to £1000 in funding available for groups! Applications close 25 October at 11:45pm, apply for funding today: buff.ly/yj1Nf7W #GreenRoots

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 31/08/2026

New Blog! 🚨 Did you know pangolins are more closely related to dogs & bears than anteaters & armadillos? Here, guest blogger Shana Knight delves into new research on its classification using diploic veins, explaining where pangolins fit in the evolutionary tree! Read it below 👇🧪🐜 buff.ly/xP8X7SZ

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 28/08/2026

Continuing our limelight on ice cream flavours while it is still warm outside, this week it is vanilla! Read about Edmond Albius (1829–80), a 12-year-old boy from Réunion Island, who revolutionised the vanilla industry. Read here: buff.ly/dKo312m

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 28/08/2026

Who really attracts the pollinators? Monika M. Lipińska will be sharing her thoughts on 25 November as she joins an interdisciplinary line up for our symposium ‘Orchidaceae | Taxonomy, Diversification, and Biogeography’. See the full line up and get online or in-person tickets: buff.ly/dMhsq0k

Monika M Lipinska stands with arms folded and wearing a purple suit, in front of a plant-filled background.

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 27/08/2026

Our past President Prof. Anjali Goswami FRS has been awarded the Michael Faraday Prize and Lecture 2026 for her transformational research in vertebrate evolution and her exceptional public engagement. Our warmest and best congratulations to her! Find out more here: buff.ly/DNRc7ne

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 26/08/2026

Seeding hope at our public lectures! Artist Elaine Duigenan, at her June talk, about an arboretum that was planted at Eagle House, Batheaston that helped suffragettes recuperate after their time at Holloway Prison, had given out Monterey Pine saplings. And look what grew! These are from the seeds!

Hand holding a delicate young evergreen seedling with radiating thin green needles above soil-filled white nursery cups, ready to be transplanted.

Young narrow-leaved seedling with a single thin stem emerging from dark potting soil in a small terracotta nursery pot, a handwritten white plant label tucked at the rim.

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 25/08/2026

Tracing the breadfruit's remarkable journey through Oceania, Caribbean and the entire world: join us for this free, online talk by environmental geographer Russell Fielding on the botanical, cultural, and political history of breadfruit’s world travels. Sept 2, 6 PM BST. BOOK 👉️ buff.ly/uGJ7MUf

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The Remarkable Breadfruit | Botany, Culture and Politics

Tracing breadfruit's varied and vivid history through tropical horticulture, Indigenous knowledge, colonial food, and modern nutrition.

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 24/08/2026

Got a fantastic colleague who deserves recognition? Our Medals and Awards recognise advocacy, research and art, and from those at the start of their careers to those that are more established. Check out the categories and get your nominations in by 30 September, www.linnean.org/the-society/...

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Medals, Awards, Prizes and Grants

Explore the wealth of content available within The Linnean Society of London's website.

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 21/08/2026

New Blog! 🚨 In a dark corner of Cape Verde, 5 new species of sponge have been found. Here, guest blogger Lily Fallows discusses this discovery & how it impacts our understanding of evolution! Overlooked & underappreciated, we've a lot in common with sea sponges...read it below 👇 buff.ly/8aOhIIc

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Hidden Caves: Cape Verde's Secret Sponges

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Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society @botjlinnsoc.bsky.social · 20/08/2026

Call for Posters! 📣 Research orchids? Know someone who does? We're eager to showcase your work at our upcoming hybrid day event on 25 November 2026! Space is limited, so get your posters in soon! Deadline is 12 October 2026...👀 Learn more about our event: buff.ly/GM5IyNL 🧪

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Symposium | Orchidaceae | Taxonomy, Diversification, and Biogeography

Bringing together contributions that advance our understanding of orchid evolution across taxonomic, temporal, and geographical scales.

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 20/08/2026

This looks beautiful and worth the trip to Cambridge!

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 20/08/2026

Winifred Susan Blackman was an Oxford scholar whose curiosity took her to faraway Egypt. Blackman. who was supported by the Percy Sladen Memorial Fund, had a unique immersive research approach & she chose to live much like the working-class Egyptians she studied. 👉️ buff.ly/vQSPpVk

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The Scholar Who Lived the Culture: Winifred Blackman’s Research In…

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 19/08/2026

Can you be our hero? Some of our rare book holdings that have shaped our understanding of biodiversity and inspired generations of naturalists are at risk. These include some of science's most compelling accounts of travel and exploration. Small or big, everything matters! More here bit.ly/45wG7YG

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 18/08/2026

Cool down with chilly thoughts of a chocolate ice cream! Delight at this stunning illustration of Theobroma cacao from Maria Sibylla Merian's Metamorphosis Insectorum Surinamensium (1719). Theobroma translates from Greek as 'food of the gods'. We couldn't agree more!

A natural history illustration of a cacao tree, with two yellow cacao pods hanging from the stalks, one with brown cacao beans visible inside. Various green caterpillars are camouflaged on the leaves.

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 17/08/2026

Wanted to get batty at Battersea but missed your chance to get tickets? You're in luck! We've got two new dates in Battersea Park, Tuesday 25 August and 08 September at dusk. Book your place via the link below, or find it on our eventbrite page 👇🦇 www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1992811549...

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 14/08/2026

New Blog 📣 Giant salamanders are revered around the world, but how did they evolve? Here, Juliet Maxted discusses how CT scans of three E. asiaticum skulls have uncovered new insights into the evolution of this family! Read the blog below 👇🧪 www.linnean.org/news/2026/08... It's serving face!

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Facial Reconstruction: Bringing New Life to a 66-Million-Year-Old…

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 13/08/2026

On Winnie-the-Pooh centenary, we went hunting for brambles in our Collections. And guess what? We actually found one that was collected IN Ashdown Forest! (Milne's inspiration for the setting of Pooh stories) This speciment (L) was collected by George Anderson, botanist and FLS. Cont...

Pressed herbarium specimen: a single woody stem with serrated leaves and clusters of dried flowers, mounted on pale blue paper with small adhesive strips and two handwritten labels noting the plant and collection date.

Botanical plate of the suberect bramble (Rubus suberectus) showing flowering stems with white five-petaled blossoms and buds, serrated green leaves, a cut woody stem, and ripe and unripe blackberries.

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 11/08/2026

Our building (incl our library, reading room and exhibition) is closed on August 13, Thursday, due to very high temperature. This decision is for staff and visitor safety during this Amber Met Office extreme heat warning. We apologise for this inconvenience but hope to see you very soon. Thank you.

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 10/08/2026

The world according to the Dodo. A study in our Zoological Journal digitally reconstructs the Dodo's sensory world. It suggests a more flexible daily activity pattern, an enhanced sense of smell and a more tactile information through its large upper beak. Read the full paper here: bit.ly/3U6Zi8O

Natural-history painting showing a large dodo at center with a red parrot at its side, a yellow-green parrot perched above, and eggs and nestlings at the dodo’s feet, portraying 18th-century curiosity about extinct and exotic birds.

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The Linnean Society of London @linneansociety.bsky.social · 06/08/2026

If we didn't have clocks or watches or phones, how else could we tell the time? Could we judge the hours via blooms and plants? Watch this illustrated talk by Cathy Haynes and Sylvain Aubry to find out about 'clock flowers' and the famous Linnean Floral Clock! youtu.be/bLz8QRi52GU

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Linnaeus’ ‘Floral Clock’ | Telling Time by Living Blooms

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