Frances Adams Le Sueur née Ross (6 August 1919 – 17 May 1995) was a botanist, ornithologist, and conservationist on the Channel Island of Jersey. Her interest in ornithology began due to her extensive birdwatching. She also began to study the plants in Jersey, leading her to meet T.W. Attenborough, a senior pharmacist who provided invaluable knowledge of Jersey's flora that later helped her career. She did most of her work at her local natural science society, Société Jersiaise. She was key to the ornithology section of Société Jersiaise, and also key to documenting various flora of the Jersey area in her book Flora of Jersey (1985). Along with her research work, Le Sueur worked hard for conservation of Jersey's flower population, campaigning to keep their flora alive to the planning autho
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| - Frances Adams Le Sueur née Ross (6 August 1919 – 17 May 1995) was a botanist, ornithologist, and conservationist on the Channel Island of Jersey. Her interest in ornithology began due to her extensive birdwatching. She also began to study the plants in Jersey, leading her to meet T.W. Attenborough, a senior pharmacist who provided invaluable knowledge of Jersey's flora that later helped her career. She did most of her work at her local natural science society, Société Jersiaise. She was key to the ornithology section of Société Jersiaise, and also key to documenting various flora of the Jersey area in her book Flora of Jersey (1985). Along with her research work, Le Sueur worked hard for conservation of Jersey's flower population, campaigning to keep their flora alive to the planning autho (en)
- Frances Adams Le Sueur nacida Ross (6 de agosto de 1919 – 17 de mayo de 1995) fue una botánica, ornitóloga, y conservacionista en la Isla de Canal de Jersey. Su interés por la ornitología comenzó debido a su extensa observación de aves. También, comenzó a estudiar las plantas en Jersey, llevándola a conocer a T.W. Attenborough, un farmacéutico de alto nivel que proporcionó un conocimiento invaluable de la flora de Jersey que más tarde ayudó a su carrera. Ella hizo la mayor parte de su trabajo en la Sociedad local de ciencia natural, Société Jersiaise. Ella fue la clave de la Sección de Ornitología de Société Jersiaise, y también clave para documentar varias flora de la zona de Jersey en su libro Flora of Jersey (1985). Junto con su trabajo de investigación, Le Sueur trabajó duro para cons (es)
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| - Frances Adams Le Sueur nacida Ross (6 de agosto de 1919 – 17 de mayo de 1995) fue una botánica, ornitóloga, y conservacionista en la Isla de Canal de Jersey. Su interés por la ornitología comenzó debido a su extensa observación de aves. También, comenzó a estudiar las plantas en Jersey, llevándola a conocer a T.W. Attenborough, un farmacéutico de alto nivel que proporcionó un conocimiento invaluable de la flora de Jersey que más tarde ayudó a su carrera. Ella hizo la mayor parte de su trabajo en la Sociedad local de ciencia natural, Société Jersiaise. Ella fue la clave de la Sección de Ornitología de Société Jersiaise, y también clave para documentar varias flora de la zona de Jersey en su libro Flora of Jersey (1985). Junto con su trabajo de investigación, Le Sueur trabajó duro para conservar poblaciones de flores de Jersey, además de hacer campañas conservacionistas para mantener la flora viva, aconsejando a las autoridades de planificación de Jersey. (es)
- Frances Adams Le Sueur née Ross (6 August 1919 – 17 May 1995) was a botanist, ornithologist, and conservationist on the Channel Island of Jersey. Her interest in ornithology began due to her extensive birdwatching. She also began to study the plants in Jersey, leading her to meet T.W. Attenborough, a senior pharmacist who provided invaluable knowledge of Jersey's flora that later helped her career. She did most of her work at her local natural science society, Société Jersiaise. She was key to the ornithology section of Société Jersiaise, and also key to documenting various flora of the Jersey area in her book Flora of Jersey (1985). Along with her research work, Le Sueur worked hard for conservation of Jersey's flower population, campaigning to keep their flora alive to the planning authorities of the Jersey area. Le Sueur undertook research on the specimens collected in Jersey in the herbarium of the Canadian-French priest Frère Louis-Arsène. Her work made her an honorary member of the Société Jersiaise, and a study centre in Saint Ouen's Bay is named in her honour. (en)
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