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

BHL Australia - Biodiversity Heritage Library The Biodiversity Heritage Library works collaboratively to make biodiversity literature openly available to the world as part of a global biodiversity community.

We've now made 650,000+ pages of Australia's biodiversity knowledge freely accessible online. These pages come from the collections of 62 natural history organisations & publishers across the country thanks to funding from #AtlasLivingAustralia: www.biodiversitylibrary.org/collection/b...