Sue Cooper from @aucklandmuseum talking about their fantastic three year Pacific Collection Access Project (PCAP). The project saw 5,600 objects from 13 Island Nations shared with their communities . #CommunityEngament#NZCCM2019
The 4th international IPM conference for cultural heritage in Stockholm has now come to an end! An incredible few days learning about pests and meeting people from around the world. Feeling so motivated! 🐞🙅♀️ Now to start the long journey home to NZ.. #IPM2019sweden
Georgia Miller from @aucklandmuseum brings a sense of fun to socialising IPM holistically across the whole Museum site. Quizzes and fun films in training also help. Really good ideas! #IPM2019Sweden.
What is vinegar syndrome, and how can it be harmful to a Museum collection?
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In this blog we share how a group of dedicated volunteers assisted the Collection Care team to improve the storage of one our large industrial photography collections.
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https://t.co/f8mRYdhB0g
Only at the museum.. where your awesome colleagues from collection care @SirenDeluxe@georgiamay014 dress up as a banana and a fruit fly at our staff meeting 😂😂 #pestmanagement
There’s an old specimen of a giant weta in the Museum’s collections.
John Early, Curator of Entomology, delves into the story of what is quite possibly the oldest insect in New Zealand - read more at
https://t.co/TTTx1HTN8n
All right, look. I'm a library director. I'm also a millennial.
Vendors, PLEASE stop sending me pitches where you offer to explain millennials to managers.
WE. ARE. NOT. TWELVE.
WE. ARE. THE. MANAGERS.
Today, we released the moa from their cases to give them some glamour shots in the Origins gallery as part of a week-long imaging event. Here's day-one squashed into a 40-second video - check it out! https://t.co/ZB0Xrj3cNp