“Museum of Natural and Cultural History, commonly known as the UO Natural History Museum, is the largest natural history museum in the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Situated on the University of Oregon campus, the museum boasts an impressive collection of nearly 100,000 fossils from Oregon, the Pacific Northwest, and around the world, along with almost a million archaeological artifacts, including the world-famous Fort Rock sandals. Museum of Natural and Cultural History comprises four divisions: the Condon Paleontological Collection, an Anthropological Collections division, an Archaeological Research Division (also known as OSMA), and a Public Programs Division—the museum offers a comprehensive exploration of natural and cultural history. MNCH members, UO students, faculty, staff with ID, and active-duty military personnel with ID are all welcome to join together in creating a just and sustainable world.”
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