Corporate Body

Queensland Naturalists' Club (1922 - )

From
1922
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Functions
Natural history and Society or Membership Organisation
Alternative Names
  • Queensland Naturalists' Club and Nature Lover’s League (Also known as)

Summary

The Queensland Naturalists' Club and Nature Lover's League (the second part of the name was dropped in 1949) dates from 1922 when the Field Naturalists' Club of Queensland changed its name. Field excursions continued to be feature of the Club's activities, as did the publication of the Queensland naturalist. In recent years the Club's publications program has included major monographs on Queensland flora and fauna. Since 1992 the Club has awarded the Queensland Natural History Award.

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Timeline

 1892 - 1896 Natural History Society of Queensland
       1906 - 1922 Field Naturalists' Club of Queensland
             1922 - Queensland Naturalists' Club

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Published resources

Journals

  • Cribb, Alan B.; Cribb, Joan W.; and Woodall, Peter F., eds., 'Queensland Naturalists', The Queensland Naturalist, 44 (1-3), 2006, 2-72 pp. Details

Journal Articles

  • Cribb, J. W., 'The contributions of the Queensland Naturalists' Club to natural history on Queensland', Queensland naturalist, 34 (1/2) (1996), 28-31. Details
  • Holland, C. W., 'Origin and early years of the Queensland Naturalists' Club', Queensland naturalist, 13 (1946), 26-34. Details
  • Marks, E. N. and Crobb, J. W., 'A hundred years of natural history in Queensland through the life of the Queensland Naturalists' Club', Queensland naturalist, 44 (1/3) (2006), 3-7. Details
  • Marks, Elizabeth N., 'Seventy-five years of natural history', Queensland naturalist, 24 (1/4) (1983), 6-28. Details

See also

  • Cribb, A. B.; and Cribb, J. W., Seaweeds of Queensland: a naturalist's guide (Brisbane: Queensland Naturalists' Club, 1996), 130 pp. Details
  • Horton, H. P., A Brisbane bushland; the history and natural history of Enoggera Reservoir and its environs (Brisbane: Queensland Naturalists' Club, 2002), 142 pp. Details

Helen Cohn

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