| President: | Membership Secretary | ||
| Prof. Georges Dussart | Dr Richard Cook | ||
| (Canterbury Christ Church University) | School of Life Sciences, Kingston University,
Penrhyn Road, Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey KT1 2EE, U.K. Phone: 0181 547 2000 Ext 2901. Fax: 0181 547 7562. Email: R.C...@KINGSTON.AC.UK |
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| Vice-Presidents: | |||
| Prof. John Taylor (Natural History Museum, London) |
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| Dr Katrin Linse (British Antarctic Survey, Cambridge) |
Secretary | ||
| Dr Villie Flari Environmental Biology Group, Central Science Laboratory, Sand Hutton, York YO4 1LZ v.fl...@CSL.gov.uk Tel: 01904 462596 Fax: 01904 462240 |
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| Dr Stuart Bailey (ex officio, immediate past President) |
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| Councillors | |||
| Dr Richard Preece (University of Cambridge) |
Awards Secretary | ||
| Dr Tony Walker School of Life Sciences, Kingston University, Penrhyn Road, Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey KT1 2EE, U.K. Phone: 0181 547 2000 Ext 2901. Fax: 0181 547 7562. Email: T.Wa...@KINGSTON.AC.UK |
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| Prof. Simon Cragg (University of Portsmouth) |
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| Dr Alex Ball (Natural History Museum, London) |
Treasurer | ||
Mrs Elizabeth Platts |
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| Dr Mark Davies (University of Sunderland) |
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| Dr Suzanne Williams (Natural History Museum, London) |
Web Manager | ||
| Dr Jackie Trigwell (Canterbury Christ Church University) |
Dr Tony Cook |
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| Co-opted councillor | |||
| Dr David Aldridge (University of Cambridge) |
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| Prof. Robert Cameron (University of Sheffield and NHM) |
Nominations
to Council, 2007 Any member may nominate members for council. Please send nominations for the 2006-7 Council to the Secretary by 31st December, for election at the March AGM. |
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| Journal Editor | |||
| Dr David Reid (Natural History Museum, London) |
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| Bulletin Editor | |||
| Dr Stuart Bailey (University of Manchester) |
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| Archivist: | |||
| Prof. Georges Dussart (Canterbury Christ Church University) |
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Indrella amputta. © The Natural History Museum, London.
Glaucus marginatus Bergh, 1860. © D. Riek (http://www.roboastra.com/)
Beddomea trifasciatus (lowland form). © The Natural History Museum, London.