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Estonian Naturalists’ Society

GBIF publisher since
18 December 2020

Description

The main purpose of the Estonian Naturalists’ Society is to integrate professional and amateur scientists, and people interested in nature, with the purpose of aiding the study of Estonian nature, furthering environmental preservation and education in Estonia, and popularising results of scientific research. The Society’s network of trustees all over Estonia allows conducting observations and the application of collected data in scientific research.The Society’s primary work formats are organizing scientific studies, conferences, seminars and discussions, tours and nature observations, and carrying out projects for studying nature and on environmental education. The Society publishes both scientific and popular science books, as well as periodical publications, one of the purposes of which is to develop Estonian-language terminology.

Contacts

TECHNICAL_POINT_OF_CONTACT
Allan Zirk
email: allan.zirk@ut.ee
POINT_OF_CONTACT
Veljo Runnel
email: veljo.runnel@gmail.com
Estonian Naturalists’ Society
Struve 2
Tartu
51003
EE
email: elus@elus.ee
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