The Friends of Charles Darwin
The Friends of Charles Darwin were founded in 1994 to campaign for the depiction of their hero, Charles Darwin, on a Bank of England bank note. The great man finally appeared on the new £10 note in November, 2000.
Due to popular demand, we're still taking on new members. So if you can truly say "Charlie is my Darwin", and you'd like to be able to write the letters FCD after your name, why not join us? It's free!
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The Beagle Project aims to celebrate Charles Darwin's 200th birthday by building a sailing replica of HMS Beagle and recreating the Voyage of the Beagle with an international crew of researchers, aspiring scientists and science communicators. The voyage will apply the techniques of 21st century science to Darwin's journey, inspiring a new generation of scientists and promoting the public understanding of evolution and wider science.
The project is accepting donations, so why not get over there and make a small (or large) contribution? Alternatively, why not buy something from their shop?
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On the Origin of Species
On this date in 1836, HMS Beagle arrived at Hobart, Van Dieman's Land (Tasmania), from where Darwin made several inland trips.
Join Us
The Friends of Charles Darwin currently have 3216 members in 87 countries.
Our most recent new member is Patrick Wallace Duggan of Los Angeles, California, USA.
If you haven't done so already, why not become a member? It's free, and entitles you to put the letters FCD after your name.
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