Journal

The Western Australian naturalist (1947 - )

From
1947
Perth, Western Australia, Australia
Functions
Citizen science, Journal and Natural history
Website
https://www.wanaturalists.org.au/about-us/publications/the-western-australian-naturalist/

Summary

The Western Australian naturalist (ISSN 0726-9609) has been published by the Western Australiamn Naturalists Club since 1947. It was intended to provide a way for Club members to publish original work that contributed to knowledge of the indigenous flora and fauna. Stimulating interest in natural history was a further stated aim. Originally issued irregularly, it is nor published quarterly.

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  • Serventy, V. N., 'Announcement [on the purpose of the The Western Australian naturalist]', The Western Australian naturalist, 1 (1) (1947), 24. Details

Helen Cohn

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