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Our Mission Statement

The Wild West Dino Den is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit entity that seeks to obtain and house museum-quality casts of some of world’s most iconic dinosaurs and marine reptiles that have been found in Big Horn County to entertain, educate and inspire visitors of all ages. The Museum's goal is to do this by connecting visitors to the scientific wonders of the geologic past and to our land, our changing planet, and deep time.

Our Board of Directors

Erik Kvale, Ph.D.

President

Geologist, Researcher, Educator, Greybull WY, Native

Mart Hinckley

Vice President

Rancher, Retired Miner, Long-term Greybull-Shell, WY Resident

Angela Botzer

Secretary

Former editorial staff, National Geographic Magazine,

Washington, DC

Nikole Greene

Treasurer

Construction Company Owner, Greybull, WY

Gene Elliot

Attorney

Andrew Rossi

Journalist

Bill Hayes

Limited Partner Financial Services Firm

Nolan A. O'Neal, P.E.

Corporate Executive Leadership

Jessica Lippincott

Paleontologist

Science Communicator

Author

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Want to Donate?

Ready to help bring Big Horn County's dinosaurs home?

Donations can be made directly on this website or by mailing a personal check to Wild West Dino Den at 1802 US Highway 14E, Shell, WY 82441. The Wild West Dino Den is a 501(c)3 Non-Profit Corporation, all contributions are tax-deductible.

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For nearly 100 years, Big Horn County, Wyoming has yielded some of the world's most complete Jurassic-age dinosaur and marine reptile skeletons

Yet the local community has little to show for it. Tens of thousands of bones now reside in world-class museums from New York to Tokyo, while local displays remain sparse.

The Wild West Dino Den is changing that. We're working with the Town of Greybull to create a permanent, 3,000 sq. ft. exhibit featuring five full-body dinosaur casts, rare Allosaurus eggs, and displays that celebrate the scientific and historical significance of discoveries made right here in our backyard.

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