Here is the T Rex Museum Mission Statement:

“The T Rex Museum has been founded to become a place of wonder and learning for children of all ages. We believe that positive leaning experiences take place best in a museum environment through the technique of edutainment. This museum is not a collection of bones nor does it promote understanding through the study of such. There are other fine institutions that do a good job at this. Instead it strives to offer a unique learning experience through hands on interactive exhibits as well as offering appropriate compelling stories in multiple formats so that one can experience learning at a pace and level appropriate to age and interest level. It is not just about science, although this is an important building block in the process. Instead it is about exploring the world of ancient reptiles in a manner that will compel respect, understanding, and perhaps love of these most enigmatic of beings: reptiles of the past, present, and future."

Our Philosophy

Our philosophy: We are part of the International BioPark Foundation, Inc which is a federally recognized C3 non-profit education and conservation organization. To learn more about our parent organization go to www.biopark.org. Here is a quick synopsis of their mission statement;

“The International BioPark Foundation is dedicated to re-establishing the natural balance that best supports the life of our planet by honoring the interdependent nature of the relationships of all life forms and re-educating humanity to the unique responsibility that we share in this endeavor. A BioPark is a living interaction of the seen and unseen worlds that constitute our reality; a dynamic interactive place where life evolves. The IBF has been established to interpret the role of reptiles in the history of the Earth, to strengthen human understanding of their importance, and to aid their survival in a rapidly changing world and thus insure their future.”