| Description | Sep 1995, issue 1
Count down for Darwin's Home (article about the Natural History Museum's bid to save Down House)
Nov 1995, issue 2
Story of the Earth moves on
Jan 1996, issue 3
A thumbs up from the Lottery (article about the award of money to complete the revelopment of the Earth Galleries)
News of grant-in-aid from our funding body
Fingers still crossed for Down House
Mar 1996, issue 4
National Science Week 1996
May 1996, issue 5
Prime Minister's question time (article about John Major's visit)
Jul 1996, issue 6
Out of this world! A sneak preview of the new Earth Galleries
Sep 1996, issue 7
Its life, Jim, but not as we know it! (article about the discovery in a meteorite indicating there may have been life on Mars)
Dec 1996, issue 8
Merry Christmas to all our readers
Chinese mitten crabs - invasion of the Thames
Dancing the night away (article about Genesis Canyon)
Feb 1997, issue 9
Include 'calendar of events' leaflet
Special Valentine's Day edition - for all you natural history 'lovers'!
Not the Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Wildlife Garden
Digging the Rock (article about excavation at Gorham's and Vanguard Caves)
Apr 1997, issue 10
A virtual exhibition (article about the virtual Endeavour exhibition)
Jun 1997, issue 11
Eighty million year old eggs! (article about the Dinosaurs of the Gobi Desert exhibition)
Aug 1997, issue 12
What price access?
Oct 1997, issue 13
Sir David Attenborough Lecture
Dec 1997, issue 14
The shape of things to come (article about the Charles Darwin Centre)
Feb 1997, issue 15
The British Museum (Natural History) is falling down! (an article about scaffolding and the NHM)
May 1998, issue 16
Fossil Bonanza! (article about the BBC's fossil roadshow)
Jun 1998, issue 17
At Communications' Cutting Edge (article about the launch of the musuem Intranet)
Aug 1998, issue 18
London Tourist Board Visitor Attraction of the Year 1998
Oct 1998, issue 19
'Does Evolution Evolve?', The Annual Science Lecture, Professor Richard Dawkins
Dec 1998, issue 20
Happy Christmas
Hurricane Mitch Field Report
Functions in Chicago
Consultancy in Kenya
Feb 1999, issue 21
Creepy Crawlies everywhere! (article about the re-opening of the Creepy Crawlies gallery)
Apr 1999, issue 22
National Science Week, 15-20 March 1999: Fully booked!
Jun 1999, issue 23
The department of visitor services present DVS Day, 7 June 1999
Oct 1999, issue 24
Jerwood gallery: The new gallery opens
A Bugs Life: Art meets science (article about collaboration with Jan Fabre)
Are we alone? Annual Science Lecture 1999
Prospering through Science: BA Festival of Science
Dec 1999, issue 25
Curators - handling exhibits now and in the future
Science Success Factors (article about a report on the scientific highlights of the Museum's research)
Tring Goes International (article about 'Why Museums Matter: Avian Archives in an Age of Extinction' conference)
Feb 2000, issue 26
Investigate: The Clore Education Centre
Learning Resource Centre reopens
Touring Exhibitions - an update
The perils of working in the tropic
Apr 2000, issue 27
The Wolfson Wellcome Biomedical Laboratories
Nature First
Tring's new experience (article about the launch of the Zebra Cafe)
Are you doing your bit? (article about the environmental awareness campaign)
Jun 2000, issue 28
Worldmap: Devising ways of assessing priorities for biodiversity conservation
Edible bugs (article about the Eating Creepy Crawlies exhibition)
Disability awareness
Aug 2000, issue 29 (creating SPARKS program included)
creating SPARKS: A Millenial Celebration of Arts and Sciences in South Kensington
Summer Party 2000
Uncovering Treasures from Tring
Exhibition Visitor Figures
Oct 2000, issue 30
Las Cuevas: A close look at our jungle research station
Curators - in the swim and up scaffolding
Small is powerful at creating SPARKS
Darwin Centre campaign update
Dec 2000, issue 31
EMMA (Electron Microscopy and Mineral Analysis): Up close and personal
The Darwin Centre - building the vision
MinUrals - to Russia with expertise (article about a project in the South Urals mining region of west-central Russia)
Weevil Meet Again - the story of Wilfred (article about Wilfred, the Weevil of Wandsworth)
Apr 2001, issue 32
Robot jaws: T rex comes to the Natural History Museum
Powered by Partnership: The National Biodiversity Network Trust
Environmental Management
Jul 2001, issue 33
The lure of the Wildlife Garden
Men with Projects (article about the Palaeontology project to upgrade air-conditioning)
The hunt for the mole cricket
Consulting for the UN
Sep 2001, issue 34
Is this the mysterious mole cricket?
They're chasing moths at Buckingham Palace (article about monitoring moths and butterflies at Buckingham Palace Garden)
Plagued by parasites (Tom Anthony's essay for the New Millenial Science Essay Competition 2001)
Bumbling along in Wiltshire (article about an entomology field training expedition to study bumble-bees)
Dec 2001, issue 35
Dive team plunges to the depths
Freshwaters of the Falkland Islands
Lasers in the PCU (Paleontology Conservation Unit)
Saying goodbye to the Spirit Building
Mar 2002, issue 36
Turbulent Landscapes: The Natural Forces that Shape Our World
Amazing Amber Donation
Massage at the Museum
The Great Facewash: Cleaning the Facade 1974-1975
Jun 2002, issue 37
Wildlife Garden Monitoring Programme
Darwin Centre: Live
Beijing Moments
Playing with the Forces of Nature (an extract from an interview with Ned Kahn, principal artist for Turbulent Landscapes)
The General Herbarium: A Potted History
Sep 2002, issue 38
The Evolution of the Darwin Centre
Looking for Mr Chutney (article about the filming of Sooty in the museum)
Soil Biodiversity Programme
BG Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2002
Dec 2002, issue 39
Opening of the Darwin Centre
BURP (Building Refurbishment Programme) - what's it all about?
An encounter with Nabokov
Apr 2003, issue 40
Tring Private Views: Close Encounters of the Bird Kind
Cellarfull of Noise (article about band Backbeat)
Love on the rocks (article about Nowell's limestone moss)
Tales from Wandsworth
Jun 2003, issue 41
Arthropods in New York
Oct 2003, issue 42
Staff Summer Party
Dec 2003, issue 43
Whitefly heaven - Belize
Mar 2004, issue 44
Quiz night 'whehay' - we have a winner!
Claims to fame - revealed!
Museum exhibitionists are back together
New endeavour - bienvenidos a Buen Suceso (Welcome to the Bay of Good Success)
Sri Lankan snails - on the trail with Fred Naggs
Jun 2004, issue 45
Touch rugby at the NHM
SOE (Special Operations Executive) unveiling
The most spectacular souvenir (article about NHM Spectacular Souvenirs Contest)
A new project helps to map British biodiversity (article about Elm Map)
Oct 2004, issue 46
A real stinker! (article about Poo: A Natural History of the Unmentionable exhibition)
In the basement?! (article about racehorse skeletons)
Palaentology is open for business (article about Palaentology Open Day)
Dec 2004, issue 47
Fearsomely fiendish festive quiz!
SCOPE out the Wildlfe Garden (article about SCOPE volunteers at the Wildlife Garden)
Showcasing for the Sheikh in Qatar
Apr 2005, issue 48
Mummies at the Museum! (article about Animal Mummies of Ancient Egypt exhibition)
The arrival of Diplodocus
The SOE (Special Operations Executive) Plaque
Jun 2005, issue 49
Diamonds: a personal reflection, by Alan Hart
Wildlife Garden tenth anniversary
Sep 2005, issue 50
Happy 10th Anniversary Waterhouse Times!
Summer Party 2005
50 reasons why we love the museum
The quest for the British Mole Cricket
Dec 2005, issue 51
Gallery re-development: a personal perspective
Introducing the bone-eating snot-flower
Is the end of the world nigh? (article about Professor Bill McGuire, Annual Science Lecture speaker)
Mar 2006, issue 52
Running for beginners (article about the Running Club)
George Beccaloni and the Wallace collection
Exploring our cultural diversity - the New Audiences Team
From fleece to wool sack (article about sheep at Wildlife Garden)
Jun 2006, issue 53
Important Darwin collection 'comes home'
Stardust memories (article about the Stardust spacecraft)
Reducing our carbon emissions in South Kensington
Sep 2006, issue 54
Some of us do it for free - volunteers at the Museum
Lights, camera, action - a look at filming at the Museum
Lichens and pollution
Dec 2006, issue 55
One to one with Simon O'Connor
Museum works toward a 'green' ice rink
There's a new acronym in town (article about the Planning and Design Consulting (PDC) team)
Darwin Centre Phase Two update
AHOB (Ancient Huamn Occupation of Britain) - what's next?
Spring 2007, issue 56
The Tring issue - the people, the place and what's new
Julian Pender Hume in the Mascarene Islands
Rothschild's tortoises
Summer 2007, issue 57
A spring clean for the blue whale
Human remains and the Museum
Kryptonite: fact or fiction?
Autumn 2007, issue 58
Summer Party 2007
Eye on the Museum - a kid's eye view
Life in the Antarctic with Alex Gaffikin
Darwin Centre Phase Two update
Winter 2007, issue 59
Festive fun at the Museum
Dino creche with Paul Barrett
Darwin Centre Phase Two in pictures
Spring 2008, issue 60
A day in the life of Claire Mellish (Trilobites and Graptolites Curator)
Dream holiday destination: Sin City (article about Rob Gammage from the Project Office's holiday in Calcutta)
Amazing Butterflies exhibition
Summer 2008, issue 61
30 years on... Julee de Jong looks back
Killer wasps of the South Atlantic
The secret life of Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Women collectors - Elizabeth Gray
Autumn 2008, issue 62
Knight at the Museum: the photographs of Sir Benjamin Stone
Campaigning for evolution (article about fundraising for the Evolution campaign)
Hollywood comes to South Kensington (article about the museum's film season)
Winter 2008, issue 63
The staff go wild: Wildlife photographer competition winners
Spring 2009, issue 64
It's all a blur - Nelly Perez Larvor takes us through her day (Visit Planner)
TREE takes root
A book of hidden treasures (article about the book Treatures of the Natural History Museum)
Summer 2009, issue 65
Reid between the lines - a day in the life of Grant Reid (Project Director)
Designing nature's treasure house (article about the museum building)
Darwin Centre - a volunteer's view
Autumn/Winter 2009, issue 66 (with commemorative edition)
Your Museum. Your Darwin Centre
Spring 2010, issue 67
Picture this - Museum staff go wild again (photographs from the staff wildlife photography competition)
Museum Through a Lens (article about the book)
It's in the can - BBC series ready to broadcast (article about the Museum of Life documentary)
Summer 2010, issue 68
Museum Lives - recording 70 years of history
Butterfly Explorers, the story behind the poster
People's passions - what do staff do in their spare time?
Autumn 2010, issue 69
A passion for paint - more staff pastimes revealed
Propaganda and pigeons - the Museum in the First World War
Famous authors visit the book club
Autumn 2010, issue 70
Wild, wild life - the staff wildlife photography competition 2010
Let's talk about sex (article supporting the opening of the exhibition Sexual Nature)
Did you know? More facts about the Museum revealed
Spring 2011, issue 71
What a guy - our most famous gorilla (article about Guy the Gorilla)
Index Museum
World wide webs - why we should all love spiders
Early career of Thomas Henry Huxley
How fashion needn't cost the earth - ethical fashion
Summer 2011, issue 72
Changing lane - goodbye to Richard Lane (Director of Science)
Scary stuff? Petrified woman offered to Museum (article about the Archives online catalogue)
Mine's a double! Amazing Museum double lives
Autumn 2011, issue 73
Mystery, maggots and murder at the Museum (article about Crime Scene)
Tarantulas in your toilet... the scary side of volunteering
Spud u like? Growing vegetables in an urban jungle
Winter 2012, issue 74
Life if Palaeontology
The archives of Tring
Wild, wild life... the staff wildlife photography competition 2011
Most haunted - the science of the paranormal
My precious... your personal treasures revealed (and Treasures Gallery)
Staff jam making
Museum Association Professional Development Scheme
Spring 2012, issue 75
Dancer, actor, artist - the other lives of Visitor Services
Thomas Henry Huxley and science lessons
South Kensington before the Natural History Museum
Antarctic exploration
Get stuffed - the secret world of taxidermy
Dream-trapped faces - the art of Edward Hopper
Staff triathlon
Summer 2012, issue 76
Secrets of the Pyramid of Hope revealed
Dinosaurs walk the earth - the Lost World re-visited
Tall tales - digging up a giant hoax (article about the Cardiff giant)
Autumn 2012, issue 77
An engaging chat with Ian Jenkinson (Head of Visitor Engagement)
Through endurance we conquer - Shackleton's less well known adventures
Animal Inside Out - a scientist's view
Spring 2013, issue 78
Remembering 2012 with the Games Makers
The creatures of Crystal Palace
The curious collections of Tsar Peter the Great
Votes for Women - Suffrage, Suffragists and the Museum's preventative measures
Museum football team
Winter 2013, issue 79
Take the tube - the Undergound at South Kensington
Treasures Gallery - the inside story (special supplement)
Us and them - our changing relationship with animals
School visits to the Museum
Cadogan Gallery
The story of Bruce Frederick Cummings, Entomologist (pen name W N P Barbellion)
Staff changes
Summer 2015, issue 80
Managing the delivery of Coral Reefs: Secret Cities of the Sea
Spring 2016, issue 81
Inspiring Images photo competition
Autumn 2016, issue 82
Standing on the shoulders of giants - the men who brought Dippy to the Museum
Spring 2017, issue 83
Inspiring images; the Drawing Club
There's something about Mary re Mary Hall
Autumn 2017, issue 84
Hintze Hall edition - Goodbye Dippy
Article about Inspiring Images photo competition
Includes poster of Hope the Whale
Building plans from the Archive
Summer 2018, issue 85
Welcome to the Anning Rooms
Article about Inspiring Images photo competition
Winter 2018, issue 86
Articles by Laura Bodo Lajber and Ruben Willis-Powell on photography (staff at the Anning Rooms)
Article about shepherding at the Wildlife Garden
Summer 2019, issue 87
Highlights from the Sports and Social Association
Creating advocates for nature from the galleries up
The Moon and the Museum
Spiders: nothing to fear from these eight-legged wonders
It's good to talk - my volunteering story, by Laura Brown, Museum Archivist
London throws open its doors
Nurturing the Curious
Minutes in time: Historic recollections from 1963-1988, by Frances Allen
Inspiring Images 2018 winners
Cycle tour: Tbilisi to Munich - with added transport options
Summer 2020, issue 88
Tring Special
Also email from Internal Communications announcing first digital Staff Magazine in 25 years
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