Come and say hi at the Dinosaur Coast information stall at the Broome Boulevard on Sunday 13th Nov - 10am to 1pm.
Continue ReadingDinosaur Coast Information Stall @ Broome Boulevard On Friday the 1st october the Dinosaur Coast and the Broome Museum opened the dinosaur display and museum grounds to an excited and appreciative public.
Continue ReadingDinosaur Coast Broome Museum Open Day We spent a fun hour with the Kindergarten children as they made tracks, felt tracks and worked out how big the Broome dinosaurs were.
Continue ReadingDinosaurs rule at Broome Primary Five fun-filled afternoons of dinosaur discovery and puppetry. Supported by Lotterywest.
Continue ReadingKids Holiday Dinosaur Puppet Workshop Report Thanks to support from Lotterywest, the Dinosaur Coast Management Group is proud to present Engaging with Dinosaurs and the Dinosaur Festival.
Continue ReadingEngaging with Dinosaurs Free Dinosaur Puppet Workshops in the school holidays. Five fun-filled afternoons of dinosaur discovery and puppetry.
Continue ReadingKids Holiday Dinosaur Puppet Workshop We can now, with the assistance of a Steering Group of key stakeholders, prepare a Management Plan for the National Heritage listed dinosaur tracks located on the coastline of Yawuru country.
Continue ReadingDCMG awarded $400,000 Australian Heritage Grant Broome North Primary School year 4 students are studying erosion and weathering, so we explored Entrance Point beach.
Continue ReadingErosion, weathering and trace fossils Thanks to our sponsors, Lotterywest, Shire of Broome and EDL, the news about Broome’s dinosaur tracks is spreading through WA and beyond.
Continue ReadingWow what a year …… 2020 saw the Dinosaur Coast Management Group team up with Theater Kimberley to produce the Broome spectacular 'Worn Art' featuring paleoartist, Damir G. Martin.
Continue ReadingDinosaur Coast joins Broome’s Worn Art spectacular In the new WA Museum Boola Bardip, the Broome dinosaur story is the feature of the ‘Portals to the Past’ exhibit in the Wildlife Gallery.
Continue ReadingBroome’s Dinosaur Story in the WA Museum Boola Bardip Thanks to the Lions Club Broome and the Water Corporation we have been able to pay all our insurance costs in what has been a financially stressful year.
Continue ReadingDCMG awarded Kimberley Community Grant Worn Art 2020 stars lots of little dinosaurs. Dinosaur Coast kids have been busy building dinosaur puppets for this year’s Worn Art production.
Continue ReadingRecycling Dinosaurs ‘Science, History and Community: Bringing the Dinosaur Coast story to life’.
Continue ReadingNotre Dame, Nulungu: Dinosaur Coast Seminar Series Looking forward to seeing the Dinosaur Coast featuring in the new WA Museum Boola Bardip Portals to the Past display.
Continue ReadingWA Museum Boola Bardip Portals to the Past A 16 meter sauropod model based on dinosaur tracks from the Dinosaur Coast is a centrepiece of the new WA Museum, Boola Bardip.
Continue ReadingWestern Australian Museum exhibit features 16 metre Sauropod replica The Dinosaur Coast Management Group is excited to release its “Dinosaur Coast Track Guide” App.
Continue ReadingDinosaur Coast Track Guide Well, the much-awaited track casts got here safely and there was a quiet unboxing (maintaining social distancing) under a very shady tree.
Continue ReadingTrack Casts Unboxed in Broome We have put together some home-schooling dinosaur track activities for Kindy to P 5 children and would like some feedback about what works and what does not before finalising them.
Continue ReadingExercise and Learn with Dinosaurs The final track we are featuring in ‘Making tracks for the Kimberley’ is Luluichnus mueckei.
Continue ReadingLuluichnus Mueckei [Muecke’s mark of Lulu] We thought we’d try and break the 24-7 Covid-19 news-cycle with an update about our replica dinosaur tracks.
Continue ReadingOur Replica Dinosaur Tracks Are On Their Way To Broome Potential Impact on National Heritage Listed Dinosaur Tracks and Loss of Economic Opportunities
Continue ReadingBroome Boating Facility at Entrance Point Making replicas of tracks is an important part of their scientific documentation.
Continue ReadingMegalosauropus Broomensis ‘Big lizard foot of Broome’ a.k.a. Marala There are two types of sauropod tracks among the set of replica dinosaur tracks being made for us by The University of Queensland Dinosaur Lab.
Continue ReadingBroome Sauropod Morphotype A The name of this track honours Louise Middleton, for her lifelong passion for the discovery, documentation, and conservation of dinosaur tracks in the Broome Sandstone.
Continue ReadingWintonopus Middletonae ‘Middleton’s Winton foot’