Anyone—whether amateur, student, or scientist—can contribute to this dig experience and this Web site. You can even contact the excavation team! This is the heart of why this web site was developed. While we will try to answer most questions or inquiries, we will be busy trying to update the web site with current content (and digging a T. rex, of course). There also may be days when our satellite internet setup gets a little 'wonky' and we can't access the site. Otherwise, you can be assured that with the first rainy day, we will be dilligently attempting to interact with everyone who has contributed to this site, if we haven't already.

Here are the avenues for learning and contributing to this site:

• Our Open Discussion Forum - Where you can take part in discussions about what's happening at the dig, or chat with other visitors about anything paleontological. This is the only means of contacting the dig team directly, so join in and become part of our experience too! The focus of this Forum is sharing the science and excitement associated with paleontology and digging a T. rex, but feel free to share your excitement with dinosaurs in general as well!
  • Included in the Forum are links to other sites, a collection of frequently asked questions, and the opportunity to direct questions to volunteering guest paleontologists.
• Try out some Activities - If you are a teacher or lead a group of folks in discovering science and all its wonders, check out the activities we have put together, or contact us through the Forum to see if we can produce other activities or add an interactive feature to the site which will help out all visitors. We are definitely open to adding content to this site to make everyone's experience better. Send us your ideas and comments, or post your own activities or projects for others to enjoy!