An opening powerpoint slide showing 5 historic images of Australian animals and plants.

A images, each featuring a librarian standing behind a large rare book, each featuring a beautiful historic illustration.

A map of Australia completely covered in red dots. Each red dot represents a latitude and longitude pair from a journal article on the Biodiversity Heritage Library website.

Screenshots from the Biodiversity Heritage Library website: the first featuring 2 photos of two women (Kelli Trei and Nicole Kearney), the second text about how people can help with the BHL transition.

Tomorrow I'm speaking at the #MuseumsVictoria all-staff meeting about the 200,000+ pages from their collection now freely accessible online on @biodivlibrary.bsky.social + the challenges & opportunities created by the #BHLTransition.
🌱 #ILoveBHL 🧪 @bhl-au.bsky.social #AtlasLivingAustralia

06.07.2025 10:31 — 👍 19    🔁 5    💬 0    📌 0

Thank you Nicole Kearney and Jack Eastaugh! 😊 we have seen many changes as the #BHLAustralia has progressed and evolved over the last 14 years, the passion never wanes 🦋

28.05.2025 22:13 — 👍 2    🔁 0    💬 1    📌 0

Thank you Nicole Kearny and Jack

28.05.2025 22:09 — 👍 0    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0

📢 Big news from the Biodiversity Heritage Library: The Smithsonian will no longer host BHL’s central operations from Jan 2026. After 20 years, we’re entering a new chapter – seeking new funding and support to sustain our global staff and infrastructure. Please share. 🌱
#ILoveBHL #OpenAccess

23.04.2025 01:40 — 👍 12    🔁 13    💬 0    📌 4

The most meaningful work of my career has been the 17.5 years I have spent with the Biodiversity Heritage Library. Now BHL faces new challenges, and seeks funding and support. Please share this message, and reach out if you can help.

#ILoveBHL

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