EDUCATION
We turn our palaeontological fieldwork and research experience into natural history education for local audiences.
Our programmes go beyond introducing dinosaurs, fossils and the evolution of life. At their core, they help participants understand how scientific knowledge is built — through exploration, observation, documentation, data collection and analysis. Through lectures, in-school courses and field study, participants engage directly with insights drawn from active palaeontological research.
LECTURES & SHARING
We offer talks and sharing sessions for primary and secondary schools, tertiary institutions, professional organisations. and public audiences. Content is grounded in first-hand experience and current developments in palaeontology, enabling participants understand Earth history and the process of scientific exploration from the perspective of real-world research.
FIELDTRIPS
Curated and led by the Centre's founder, these overseas field study programmes combine museum and field visits. Each programme includes pre-trip lectures, expert-guided excursion, discussion with scientists, and post-trip wrap-up sessions. The aim is not simply to visit the sites, but to let participants explore and understand palaeontology, field methods, and local natural history under professional guidance.
ORGANISATIONAL & CORPORATE WORKSHOPS
We provide tailored palaeontology-themed experiences for organisations and corporations. These sessions are hosted by palaeontologist active in research and fieldwork. Beginning with first-hand stories of discovery, we then guide participants through hands-on experience of specimen work that is typically difficult to access.
SCHOOL PROGRAMMES
Centred on dinosaurs and palaeontology, we design school programmes that combine knowledge with hands-on experience. Drawing on our scientist's research experience, authentic fossil observation, and scientific model-making, students learn the methods and scientific exploration processes employed by palaeontologists.