2019 - the 150th Anniversary of Wallace's Book "The Malay Archipelago"
2019 sees the 150th anniversary of the publication of Wallace's excellent book about his travels in Indonesia, Malaysia, East Timor and Singapore - The Malay Archipelago. 
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2019 Indonesian fundraising cruise features on National Geographic Traveller's 2019 "Cool List"
WMF Founder George Beccaloni will be the "Ship's Naturalist" on an amazing cruise across the remote eastern part of Indonesia in October 2019, which will raise funds for his Wallace Correspondence Project. The cruise, entitled "In Search of Wallace and his Living Treasures", has just been featured on the prestigious National Geographic Traveller magazine's "Cool List" for 2019 - a real honour!
The Wallace Correspondence Project is Recruiting!
*Job Announcement*
Research Editor - Alfred Russel Wallace Correspondence Project
Salary: Starting from £32,761 per year
Employment Type: Fixed Term, ending 31 August 2020
Hours Per week (exclusive of lunch breaks): 35
Annual Leave: 30 days, in addition to public and bank holidays.
Work Location: 3 Queens Mews, Buckhurst Hill, Essex IG9 5AZ
Article about Wallace's Ternate house has been rewritten
My in-depth article about the location of Wallace's legendary house on the Indonesian Island of Ternate has been extensively rewritten and my conclusions have changed based on newly discovered evidence. Please see http://wallacefund.info/content/wallaces-ternate-house The Wallace Fund hopes that the site of the house can be purchased and a replica of it built. This could house a museum about Wallace's adventures and scholarly achievements in Indonesia.
New version of "Portraits of Alfred Russel Wallace" available!
The 200th anniversary of Wallace's birth is ONLY 4 years away!
Alfred Russel Wallace - A Very Important Ornithologist
By George Beccaloni, March 2018
(First Draft)Wallace collected an impressive total of 212 new bird species (Wallace, 1865) during his collecting expeditions to Amazonia (1848-52) and the "Malay Archipelago" (1854-62). Of these he personally named 105 species1 (Beccaloni, 2017), making him one of the most prolific describers of bird species of all time (Ernst Mayer, for example, 'only' named 26 species during his lifetime).
Keeping My Hand In at London's Natural History Museum (LOL!)
Visit Some of the Magical Places Alfred Russel Wallace Travelled to in Indonesia and Help the Wallace Correspondence Project!
The 150th Anniversary of Wallace's Book "The Malay Archipelago" Approaches!
Next year (2019) sees the 150th anniversary of the publication of Wallace's excellent book about his travels in Indonesia, Malaysia, East Timor and Singapore - The Malay Archipelago.