Located in Mexico’s Bosque de Chapultepec, one of the largest urban parks in the world, the Museum of Natural History showcases remarkable collections, including dinosaur fossils and mammoth replicas. Its unique design, featuring interconnected domes resembling biological cells, offers visitors a journey through the Earth’s biodiversity and environmental history.

The Museum is currently in the third phase of a transformative renovation, focusing on new interactive exhibitions, vault upgrades, and the design of five new display rooms. These efforts aim to deepen understanding of natural history while fostering environmental sustainability and conservation.

Key Themes

• Ocean Biodiversity: Oceans are essential to environmental balance and home to immense biodiversity.
• Biogeography: Explore the distribution of life across the planet through time.
• Human Evolution: Learn about humanity’s evolutionary journey, dating back 60 million years.
• Environmental Crisis & Conservation: Understand the urgent need for conservation strategies to address the ongoing environmental crisis.

How You Can Help

Support these efforts by donating to the right. Donations made to The Resource Foundation are tax-deductible to the highest extent allowed by law. To learn more about Museo de Historia Natural A.C. and how you can support its work, please contact TRF at 212-675-6170.