Diluvicursor getting views

The annoucement Diluvicursor pickeringi, our first Eric the Red West dinosaur to be named, was the top-most viewed Zoological Science article in PeerJ in 2018, with more than 11,000 views.


Congratulations to Matt Herne and the team (including regular Dino Dreamers Alan Tait and Mike Cleeland)!
https://peerj.com/blog/post/115284881116/celebrating-community-growth-and-open-science-peerjs-2018-in-review/?utm_source=soye2018&utm_medium=email&utm_content=text_link

2018 Field Report Proof-reading

We have just finished a marathon weekend of proof-reading the 2018 Field Report. It's looking pretty good!

Mary Walters working on the page order

2019 Flat Rocks Dig

The Dinosaur Dreaming crew returns to Flat Rocks in February 2019. We will be on the beach 4 hours either side of low tide, from Feb 8th to March 2nd. Come along and say "hi" and we give you a bit of a tour of the site. If you are lucky, we may even have fossils that we have just found to show you.

2018 Field Report Day

I am delighted to confirm that we will present the 2018 Field Report on Saturday 23 February at the Bunurong Envinorment Centre in Inverloch. This will be the first time we have hosted it during the dig near the actual dig site, so we are quite excited. Registered Friends and crew should get their invitations shortly.

We have a permit for 2019!

After a rather lengthy consultative process, Parks Victoria have granted Pat a permit to extract rocks from the Victorian Cretaceous in 2019. We usually have the deig season pretty well planned by now, so it is likely to be a pretty small dig, without a newbie recruitment. And likely to be at Flat Rocks.

How better to celebrate than with chocolate cake?

Pat cuts the cake

Our Outback Queensland adventure begins

At the Dinosaur Canyon at The Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum of Natural History

National Science Week at Melbourne Museum is all about fossils

On Sunday 19 August, join me at Melbourne Museum as we celebrate National Science Week.
All day long people (including me) will be excavating some Croc Blocks (Eocene turtles and crocodiles from up near Gladstone), and Dr Tom Rich will be talking about "the biggest list of volunteers on a dinosaur dig!" at 2:00 pm.  He is sharing the stage with Dr Erich Fitzgerald, who will probably talk about whales.
https://museumsvictoria.com.au/melbournemuseum/whats-on/national-science-week/