We are not a government institution, nor are we a private company out to make money, we are a volunteer-driven not-for-profit science and education initiative.

We exist only because of the hard work, commitment, and support of many fair-dinkum people. Why not be one of them? You'll be doing something worthwhile, helping tell Australia's story and building important cultural heritage in the process. It's also a unique opportunity to experience real science as it happens!

We already have more Australian dinosaur fossils than the rest of the world combined and we're unearthing more each year. Most are the first of their kind known to science. This material is a national treasure and important cultural heritage.

We desperately need facilities to store, prepare, display, and preserve these amazing finds. We need your help to build a working dinosaur museum; an iconic, purpose-built institution devoted to research and education that everyone can visit and enjoy.

There are many ways you can help or be directly involved in this project.

Simply visiting us, purchasing our acclaimed annual Journal, or buying our exclusive products is a great way to help.

To be more directly involved you can join a dig team, help prepare dinosaur bones, volunteer your time, or donate.

What we offer is "open-door science", where you can choose to be directly involved with the collection and preparation of real dinosaur fossils.

How can you best help?
A very effective way to help is to donate. We're a registered Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR 1) so donations over $2.00 are tax deductible. One thing we're proud of is how far we can stretch every last dollar, so every bit really does help!

Or, simply fill-out and send the mail-in donation form:

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When should I donate?
Right now! We are resource-limited in many areas and your donation will have IMMEDIATE impact.

Spread the word...
If you know of anyone who may wish to be involved please tell them about us and our cause... big dinosaurs need a big home, even in the outback!