NPA members found leaves, insects, fish parts, and more at Stonerose member weekend. It was a fun time on the hill and perfect weather. We learned about local fish and geology at the lecture night and enjoyed getting to know each other too.

Thank you to everyone at Stonerose for a fun time.

The Northwest Paleontological Association’s March member meeting brought together our community for another afternoon of learning, discussion, and hands-on fossil appreciation. And….

It’s getting nice outside and that means it’s time to visit fossil sites or hunt for fossils. The Northwest Paleontology Association has members at all levels of fossil hunting and all ages and abilities, including those who are getting out into the field for the first time. How should you prepare for the field?

Our January Meeting, Fossil Finders and more about what’s next for NPA …

From seasoned fossil enthusiasts to first‑time museum visitors, everyone found something to marvel at…

Get ready for a new view on the Cretaceous with the plants that tell the story.

As you rush about your Christmas shopping at your favorite mall, glance down upon what is under your feet and you will discover a secret!

Dr. Christian Sidor takes NPA back to the Triassic.

This past July, we visited dinosaur-rich Alberta, Canada, on a long camping trip that also included stops in Banff National Park and Glacier National Park…..

Our September Meeting featured an awesome presentation by Jennifer Wells, Burke Museum Associate, about the UW/ Burke 2025 field season and the wonderful finds. Coming soon to the Burke - you’ll be able to watch as the new find is prepared in the 3rd Floor Paleo lab. Many of our club members are volunteers in the lab and we all look forward to seeing what comes next!