[Nhcoll-l] flooding disasters & prepping for El Nino

Hawks, Catharine HawksC at si.edu
Fri Sep 25 07:30:00 EDT 2015


Hi James

Here are a couple that have info on what is needed to salvage collections from water disasters. 

Salvage techniques for paleontology specimens, study skins, botanical specimens, and skulls and skeletons. C. Hawks. In First Aid for Art (B. Roberts and J. Hutchins, eds.). Marquand Books, 2006. (now available as a e-book)

Help! A Survivor’s Guide to Emergency Preparedness. Edited by C. Ball and A. Yardley-Jones. Museum Excellence Series Book 3. Museums Alberta, Edmonton.  (currently under revision)

Cathy

Catharine Hawks
Conservator
National Museum of Natural History, MRC 106
Research & Collections, NHB 394
Smithsonian Institution
PO Box 37012
Washington, DC 20013-7012
Office 202.633.0835
SI Cell 202.701.8458
CH Cell 703.200.4370
hawksc at si.edu
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Sent: Thursday, September 24, 2015 7:39 PM
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Subject: [Nhcoll-l] flooding disasters & prepping for El Nino

As part of our preparing for flood disaster response, I was wondering if there were specific publications or reports - in print or (even better) online - that best illustrate the impacts of flood (i.e. rising water) on natural history collections, ideally the impacts on anthropology/ethnographic materials. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

James M. Bryant
Curator of Natural History
Museum Depart., City of Riverside
3580 Mission Inn Avenue
Riverside, CA 92501
TEL: 951-826-5273
FAX: 951-369-4970
jbryant at riversideca.gov




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