Modernization
Learn more about government’s intention to modernize the museum to protect our historic holdings and provide better access to our collections.
On March 15, 2017, the Royal BC Museum hosted its Annual Research Day, a full day event held in the Newcombe Theatre before an audience of Royal BC Museum donors, members, volunteers and staff. This event showcases the achievements of research staff and associates who are actively engaged in strategic research projects related to BC’s Natural and Human History.
This year, Research Day concluded with a reception to celebrate the year’s accomplishments and to provide an opportunity for audience members and research staff to meet and mingle.
Presenter | Title | Abstract |
Dr. Lorne Hammond | The Dominion Astrophysical Observatory 100th Anniversay Exhibit | |
Dr. Joel Gibson | Entomological Diversity Along British Columbia's Coasts | |
Dr. Erica Wheeler | Assessing the Condition of Historic Specimens in the Royal BC Museum Herbarium | |
Grant Keddie | Splitting Wedges | |
Dr. Henry Choong | Making Connections: The 2011 Japanese Tzunami Marine Debris Collection in Royal BC Museum | |
Dr. Kathryn Bridge | Landscapes of Injustice | |
Rick Harbo, RA | Research Activities in Ladysmith Harbour, the Warmest Harbour North of San Francisco | |
Dr. Genevieve Hill | A Workable Solution: Creating Provincial Standards for Archaeological Repositories | |
Frederike Verspoor | An Administrative History of the Courts and Judicial System of British Columbia | |
Dr. Syd Cannings | The Buzz of Northern Bees | |
Dr. Mary Lou Florian | Comparative Anatomy of Branch, Root and Wood of Northwest Coast Trees and Shrubs Used in Artifacts | |
Dr. Gavin Hanke | Recent Rapid Dispersal of European Wall Lizards | |
Dr. Tzu-I Chung | The Centre of Arrivals Project: Re-envisioning Canadian and Trans-Pacific History | |
Dr. Ken Marr | Continuing Botanical Discoveries in the British Columbia Alpine | |
Genevieve Weber | Submission of the Ida Halpern Records and Vancouver Island Treaties for Inscription on the UNESCO Memories of the World Register | |
Dr. Richard Hebda | The Power of Pollen and Spore Collections in Deciphering Vancouver Island's Ice Age |