Outreach – About BHL

Where can I find training materials about using BHL collections and services?

In addition to the information provided in the BHL FAQ, many of our consortium partners have created training materials about BHL collections and services. You can explore these materials below: BHL LibGuides from Partners Harvard Library BHL LibGuide: https://guides.library.harvard.edu/bhlguide University Library at University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign BHL LibGuide: https://guides.library.illinois.edu/BHL Training Videos Training videos created by BHL … Read more

Can I advertise on the BHL website?

We do not offer advertising placement or other advertising opportunities for the Biodiversity Heritage Library at this time. If you would like to learn more about our program, or receive notification about potential future opportunities, please subscribe to our mailing list. Tags: promotion, product placement, link placement, banners, link insertion, post placement, in-text link

Can I contribute a blog post to the BHL Blog?

Thank you for your interest in contributing a guest post to the Biodiversity Heritage Library Blog. BHL only accepts solicited guest blog posts. If you would like to submit your resume, qualifications, and examples of your work for consideration, please email [email protected]. After review, your information may be added to our files for future reference. … Read more

Where can I find promotional materials about BHL?

Our Promotional Materials page offers a wide range of resources to support outreach activities around BHL. Tags: outreach, swag, press room, logos, flyers, marketing, public affairs, media, public relations, communication, resources

Where can I find BHL logos?

Our logos and logo guide are available on the BHL Logos page. Tags: outreach, swag, press room, marketing, public affairs, media, design, style guide, public relations, communication, resources

How can I stay up-to-date with the latest news about BHL?

Subscribe to our newsletter and follow our blog to stay up-to-date with all the latest BHL news. Tags: outreach, swag, press room, marketing, public affairs, media, public relations, communication, resources, social media, announcements, alerts

How can I stay connected to BHL via social media?

Explore BHL’s social media activities on the BHL Community page. Tags: outreach, press room, marketing, public affairs, media, public relations, communication, resources, announcements, alerts, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Flickr, Pinterest, blog, WordPress

Empowering Global Research

BHL supports research across the globe and in a variety of disciplines. Explore more BHL user testimonials.

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Having access to this literature through BHL is a treasure. Being able to show the students the original publications...speaks volumes.

Dr. Tracey Hunter-Doniger

College of Charleston

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BHL is a wonderful resource. I use a lot of old and obscure resources in my line of work, and BHL makes getting access to these sources a lot easier.

Dr. Paul D. Brinkman

North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences

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As a free, mobile archive for natural history literature, BHL is ideal for 21st century research, which can happen on the field, in a museum, or at a coffee shop, as long as there’s internet connectivity.

Dr. Nicholas Pyenson

Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History

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The Biodiversity Heritage Library is an amazing resource for visual artists! Any artist interested in learning about natural history and science would consider these rare resources invaluable.

Emily Williams, MFA

Troy University

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BHL is doing a wonderful service for researchers like me, who work with limited resources in developing countries like India. BHL has had a big, positive impact on my research.

Dr. Varad B. Giri

National Centre for Biological Sciences

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BHL is an incredible resource. It provides access to material that is otherwise hard to get and enables me to undertake detailed searches of these sources.

Dr. Karen Sayer

Leeds Trinity University