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  • 2017 Annual Report by Christopher C. Witt

    2017 Annual Report

    Christopher C. Witt

  • 2018 Annual Report by Christopher C. Witt

    2018 Annual Report

    Christopher C. Witt

    In 2018, the Museum of Southwestern Biology (MSB) has continued to improve its profile and impacts, both on the University of New Mexico campus and in the international scientific community. Its collections serve as scientific infrastructure that enhances research, teaching, community service, and public outreach. The MSB is part of the UNM Department of Biology, and the missions of the MSB and the Department are synergistic. MSB houses extensive and rapidly growing collections representing biodiversity of world, primarily from the last halfcentury. MSB has outstanding collections from New Mexico and western North America, but it also has substantial holdings from five other continents around the world. MSB consists of eight divisions, and one special program (the Natural Heritage Program New Mexico). MSB also manages the large federal collection of the US Geological Survey collection, second only the Smithsonian Institution in size among federal collections. The collections enrich education by allowing for scientists, educators, public health professionals, and natural resource managers to investigate climate change, environmental quality, emerging diseases, invasive species, ecology, genomics, and evolution. The databases associated with the MSB's eight collections constitute a significant, accessible informatics resource that grows in value each time scientific research is done using the collections. In these ways, MSB contributes to understanding life on earth, its origins, diversity, function, and relationships with human society and public health. MSB annual reports are archived and accessible via UNM's internet repository: (http://repository.unm.edu/handle/1928/24433).

  • 2016 Annual Report by Joseph A. Cook

    2016 Annual Report

    Joseph A. Cook

  • 2015 Annual Report by Joseph A. Cook

    2015 Annual Report

    Joseph A. Cook

  • 2014 Annual Report by Joseph A. Cook

    2014 Annual Report

    Joseph A. Cook

  • 2013 Annual Report by Joseph A. Cook

    2013 Annual Report

    Joseph A. Cook

  • 2012 Annual Report by Joseph A. Cook

    2012 Annual Report

    Joseph A. Cook

  • 2011 Annual Report by Joseph A. Cook

    2011 Annual Report

    Joseph A. Cook

  • 2010 Annual Report by Thomas F. Turner

    2010 Annual Report

    Thomas F. Turner

  • 2009 Annual Report by Thomas F. Turner

    2009 Annual Report

    Thomas F. Turner

  • 2008 Annual Report by Thomas F. Turner

    2008 Annual Report

    Thomas F. Turner

  • 2007 Annual Report by Thomas F. Turner

    2007 Annual Report

    Thomas F. Turner

  • 2006 Annual Report by Donald Duszynski

    2006 Annual Report

    Donald Duszynski

 
 
 

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