Linnean Society

The Linnean Society, founded in 1788 in London, is a scientific organization focused on the study of natural history and taxonomy, which is the classification of living organisms. Named after the Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus, it aims to promote the understanding of biodiversity and the natural world. The Society publishes scientific research and hosts lectures and discussions, fostering collaboration among scientists. It plays a significant role in the history of biology and conservation, reflecting the ongoing importance of classification and research in understanding ecosystems and species' relationships.