The KU Natural History Museum is home to four floors of public exhibits including the historic Panorama, live snakes and insects, vertebrate and invertebrate fossils, flora and fauna of the …

The KU Natural History Museum, in historic Dyche Hall, features the famous Panorama, a living Paleo Garden, Kansas wildlife exhibits, interactive displays, and of course, fossils! Plan Your …

Explore four floors of exhibits at the KU Natural History Museum. Learn about the science of parasites, step back into deep time with ancient fossils, and see live insects, snakes, lizards, …

Comanche stands in the KU Natural History Museum as a symbol of the conflict between the United States and the Native American nations of the Great Plains. In 1868, the government of …

The KU Natural History Museum, part of the Biodiversity Institute, is home to four floors of public exhibits including the historic Panorama, live snakes and insects, a unique living Paleo …

We offer Behind-the-Scenes-Tours of the University of Kansas Biodiversity Institute collections for KU and other university and college classes, as well as for a limited number of public groups. …

We are located at 1345 Jayhawk Boulevard on the KU Lawrence campus, next to the Kansas Union. You may download a KU Parking Map (PDF) which indicates multiple locations. The …

As a Friend of the KU Natural History Museum, your support helps our public science events, exhibits, education and research thrive. You also directly support our mission to study and …

Museum discovery guides provide ways for school groups, families, friends, home school groups, university groups, adults and others to explore the museum together. Guides are available in …

Entomology research uses collection-based studies, genomic data, and morphology, researchers seek to understand global insect diversity, biology, and evolutionary history. Current …