After two years of waiting the ENHM team are back at it again, at the Eromanga Dinosaur Dig. Starting on the 10th of May for 2 weeks we will be hard at work continuing the excavations from our promising new dinosaur Monty. Unveiling of this new dinosaur site began in 2015 and since has seen to become the resting place of the largest concentration of large sauropods in Australia and unearthing another individual representing the largest dinosaurs in Australia. This is not only the first dig since ENHM has been open, but the first Dino Dig that we are taking on paid participants. This once in a life time opportunity gives everyday people the chance to experience life as a Dino Digger, uncovering what lies beneath with a great group of people.  ...read more

Eromanga Natural History Museum has recently featured on Queensland Weekender in a 4 part series documenting The Natural Sciences Loop.   ...read more

Dinosaurs are fighting depression in the bush. That's according to some locals from Eromanga.   ...read more

Qld Premier Anastacia Palaszcuk visited the Eromanga Natural History Museum and unveiled a dinosaur sculpture “Knotosaurus” in a new park in Eromanga.  Full coverage in a recent report on 9 News: Home to Australia’s biggest dinosaur fossils, a Titanasaur has been found in Eromanga, in far-west Queensland.   ...read more

 Media Release - Dinosaur expedition returns to Eromanga  ...read more

Palaeontologists, geologists and fossil enthusiasts are expecting to unearth extraordinary bones next week at one of Australia’s most impressive megafauna dig sites near Eulo, a small town in southwest Queensland.  ...read more

A meeting held in Roma yesterday to discuss the region’s fossil heritage with interested residents and council representatives.  ...read more

The annual Eromanga Dinosaur Project’s dig at “Plevna Downs” was completed in May this year and has unearthed an extraordinary range of new fossils and exciting information about Australian dinosaurs.  ...read more