Meet McCulloch’s Anemonefish
McCulloch’s Anemonefish is endemic to Lord Howe Island. Author Brendan Atkins tells of his research while writing his book “The Naturalist”.
Museum closed for renovations
While visitor numbers are low, and the café is closed, we are undertaking some renovations.
New geological survey of the island
The Geological Survey of NSW has published new data, including an updated map of Lord Howe Island.
Archives of Old Signs
The museum has a large collection of old signs, or photographs, donated by former residents and businesses.
Citizen Science is on again
In August, the Museum is partnering with Friends of Lord Howe Island and the Australian Museum on a beetle survey program.
Plastic-free July
Plastic Free July is a global movement that helps millions of people be part of the solution to plastic pollution.
Reconstruction of a palm cottage
As part of the new Historical Gallery displays, the Museum is constructing a partial replica of a palm thatch cottage.
Museum Curator awarded Honorary Doctorate
Ian Hutton, curator of the Lord Howe Island Museum, has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate by SCU.
Lord Howe Island re-opens after 6 months of isolation
Ursula Malone, of the ABC, reports on the general feelings of islanders, as Lord Howe Island re-opens it doors to tourists.
Public Health Order repealed
Good news! Visitors will be able to access Lord Howe Island at last, from the morning of Friday 2 October.