Person

Notley, Alan Thomas (1928 - 2016)

Born
10 April 1928
St Faiths, Norfolk, United Kingdom
Died
23 February 2016
Perth, Western Australia, Australia
Occupation
Horticulturist

Summary

Alan Notley was a horticulturist who had a varied career in the United Kingdom and Western Australia. In 1969 he migrated to Western Australia. He quickly became familiar with the local flora in Australia. He joined the Western Australian Field Naturalists' Club in 1969 and was one of their most committed members. He served on council for over 20 years including three terms as President and 10 years as Editor of Naturalists news.

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Chronology

1969
Life event - Migrated to Western Australia
1969 - 2016
Career position - Member, Western Australian Naturalists' Club
1983 - 2007
Career position - Member of Council, Western Australian Naturalists' Club
1987 - 1988
Career position - President, Western Australian Naturalists' Club
1991 - 1993
Career position - President, Western Australian Naturalists' Club
1995 - 2006
Career position - Editor, Naturalists news
1997 - 1999
Career position - President, Western Australian Naturalists' Club

Published resources

Journal Articles

  • Dell, John, 'Obituary: Alan Thomas Notley 1928 - 2016', Western Australian naturalist, 30 (4) (2016), 245-52. Details

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