Freshwater Gastropods of North America

We here in South Carolina think of Georgia as our younger brother, now outgrown us.  The colony to our immediate south was founded in 1732 t...

We are pleased to announce a major expansion of the FWGNA Project, now extending our coverage westward to include the prairie states of Kans...

It is our great pleasure to announce the publication of Volumes 5, 6, and 7 in the Freshwater Gastropods of North America series, now extend...

Our hunger to advance the cause of freshwater gastropod science is insatiable here at the general headquarters of the FWGNA Project.  I’m al...

Today we are pleased to announce the expansion of our FWGTN coverage from its East Tennessee origins though the entirety of the Tennessee an...

I heard  a lot of nice comments about my online presentation to the Charleston Natural History Society Wednesday evening.  Several of you ...

Here’s your chance to see history in the making!  This evening at 6:30 PM (EDT) yours truly will offer the first-ever online presentation ...

We are excited to announce the grand opening of a major new web resource, The Freshwater Gastropods of The Ohio, by Martin Kohl, Ryan Evan...

Editor’s Note – This essay was subsequently published as: Dillon, R.T., Jr. (2023c)  Twenty Years of Progress in the Museums.  Pp 9 – 13 in ...

Extra, extra [1] !  Read all about it!  We are delighted to announce that the first formal publications of the Freshwater Gastropods of No...

Editor’s Note – This essay was subsequently published as: Dillon, R.T., Jr. (2023c)  Twenty Years of FWGNA.  Pp 1 – 7 in The Freshwater Gast...