Sixth Sea-slug census a roaring success
The sixth annual sea-slug census was held recently on Lord Howe Island.
The sixth annual sea-slug census was held recently on Lord Howe Island.
Wildlife artist Fiona Lumsden has launched an outstanding poster depicting the birds of Lord Howe Island.
Good News! The outbreak of Myrtle Rust appears to be contained, and parts of the Permanent Park Preserve have been re-opened.
In January, designer Michael Bugelli made another visit to progress the renovations to our History Gallery display.
This year‘s Christmas card features a painting of the Lord Howe Island Christmas Bush, by naturalist Ida McComish.
The regeneration of Sallywood Swamp Forest patches on Lord Howe Island has been a success story for this threatened species.
Specimens of the Lord Howe Island cockroach were rediscovered, decades after they were thought to be absent from the island.
The NSW Government has announced significant funding for increased biosecurity on Lord Howe Island.
In 1869 an alleged murder was committed on Lord Howe Island. Several reminders of the events surrounding the investigation are on display at the Museum.