Wyoming Dinosaurium
The mission of the Wyoming Dinosaurium Project is to permanently preserve and curate significant Wyoming paleontological specimens, physically and digitally, for the benefit and prosperity of the State of Wyoming.
- Led by Wyoming experts with 100+ years of field and museum experience
- Ongoing excavations with university partners in Converse County
- Researching a new Jurassic belemnite genus from the Bighorn Basin
- Education outreach in Wyoming’s schools and libraries through the “Rent a Paleontologist” program
- Proposed museum & tourist complex will bring 500,000+ visitors and 300+ jobs
The world knows and loves dinosaurs because of Wyoming. It’s time our state benefited from its long-lost history.” Andrew Rossi, C.H.I., President
Join us in making a difference
Invest in Wyoming’s Future By Preserving Its Past
Wyoming possesses one of the world’s greatest concentrations of dinosaur fossils, and the opportunity to preserve, share, and celebrate that heritage has never been more technologically accessible or more urgently needed.
Without your support, that opportunity will continue to slip away, specimen by specimen, year by year.
The Wyoming Dinosaurium Project stands at the threshold of something genuinely significant.
Wyoming has been giving up dinosaurs for 150 years. We're building the place to keep them and to share them with the people who live here.
History & Updates
Explore the history of Wyoming paleontology, field notes from ongoing excavations, and updates from the Wyoming Dinosaurium Project team.
