Mary Sutherland
Her farm forestry work was probably her most important contribution because of the way it helped reshape attitudes towards land use and break down barriers between farmers and foresters.
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Lucy Moore
Lucy Moore was sometimes called ‘the mother of New Zealand botany’ and few botanists may ever again equal her range of expertise.
Emily Harris
New Zealand botanical artist
Anne Chapman
New Zealand missionary
Elsie Dohrmann
New Zealand botanist, teacher and temperance campaigner
Mary Anne Broome
English author who wrote mainly about life in New Zealand.
Amalie Dietrich
German-Australian naturalist
Louisa Meredith
Australian writer
Marian Ellis Rowan
Australian flower painter
Kono Yasui
Japanese biologist and cytologist (scientist who studies cells) Kono Yasui became the first Japanese woman to receive a doctoral degree in science in 1927.