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What’s happening on the Dinosaur Coast
Community Survey
We need your feedback on the Dinosaur Coast National Heritage Management Plan. This plan will provide a framework for the protection and promotion of the most extensive and diverse collection of dinosaur footprints in Australia.
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Read about what’s happened previously at the Dinosaur Coast.
Erosion, weathering and trace fossils
Broome North Primary School year 4 students are studying erosion and weathering, so we explored Entrance Point beach.
Continue ReadingErosion, weathering and trace fossilsWow what a year ……
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 ……Dinosaur Coast joins Broome’s Worn Art spectacular
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 spectacularBroome’s Dinosaur Story in the WA Museum Boola Bardip
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 BardipDCMG awarded Kimberley Community Grant
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