Corporate Body

Field Naturalists' Section, Royal Society of Queensland (1886 - 1894)

From
1886
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
To
1894
Functions
Natural history and Society or Membership Organisation

Summary

The Field Naturalists' Section of Royal Society of Queensland was founded in 1886 largely at the instigation of Henry Tryon. Intended as a general natural history society, it's activities leaned towards the botanical. Enthusiasm for the Section waned, its last excursion (to Eumundi) being held at Easter 1894.

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See also

  • Holland, C. W., 'Origin and early years of the Queensland Naturalists' Club', Queensland naturalist, 13 (1946), 26-34. Details

Helen Cohn

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