Museum Management Program. Conserve 0 Grams. 11. Natural History Specimens

11/1 Removing Wet Specimens from Long-Term Storage in Formalin 1993
11/2 Storage Concerns for Geological Collections 1998
11/3 StorageConcerns for Fluid-Preserved Collecetions 1999
11/4 Storage Containers and Labels for Fluid-Preserved Collections 1999
11/5 Re-Use of Ethanol in Processing Biological Specimens 2003
11/6 Labeling Natural History Specimens 2005 
11/7 Vertebrate Skeletons: Preparation and Storage 2006
11/8 Curation of Insect Specimens 2006
11/9 Handling and Care of Dry Bird and Mammal Specimens 2006
11/10 Radioactive Minerals 2006
11/11 Health and Safety Issues with Geological Specimens 2006
11/12 Preparing and Storing Herbarium Specimens 2009 
11/13 Shipping and Handling of Natural History Wet Specimens Stored in Fluids as "Dangerous Goods" - Hazardous Materials 2007
11/14 Using the Cuvette Technique to Store Vertebrate Microfossils and Other Small Natural History Specimens 2007
11/15 Byne's "Disease:" How to Recognize, Handle and Store Affected Shells and Related Collections 2008
11/16 Preparing and Storing Geological Drill Cores 2010
11/17 Identification and Care of Amber 2011