"Why study the past? Because that’s where the answers are." Kenneth Lacovara t.ted.com/ZDzpTr9

I was honored to appear on stage with Chris Hillman (Byrds guitarist) and my friends at the legendary eTown show for a conversation about dinosaurs, climate, and how the past can inform us about the future. TED Books #WhyDinosaurMatter etown.org/broadcasts/his…

Happy #NationalFossilDay! We're at Rowan University's Chamberlain Student Center until 3pm- come say hello! If you're not on campus, reply here and ask us anything about fossils 🤔

Our Catapleura turtle dressed up as a dolphin this year- oceanic mammals are hilariously scary to most of our fossilized reptiles, who knew proto-mammals only as land critters 😅 #HappyHalloween

A new episode of #RowanRising features Dr. Ken Lacovara, the Dean of School of Earth & Environment, discussing his TED Talk experience, love of dinosaurs, life as a paleontologist, and much more! #podcasts podbean.com/media/share/pb…

Was a pleasure to be the guest on this week’s Deviate podcast. We discuss the pitfalls of common sense, the role of contingency in Earth history, how to find a dinosaur, and of course #WhyDinosaursMatter TED Books @EdelmanFossilPK Rowan University Simon & Schuster

A Cretaceous Halloween story. An Earth era ago a tyrannosaur died on the east coast of North America. Swept out beyond the surf, its body was colonized by a multitude of flesh eating bacteria, which churned through its tissues, filling its decaying carcass with gas.

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The Northeast shook today…And our dinosaurs just came home…Coincidence? 🦖

We are excited to announce that Kenneth Lacovara is featured on Ric Edelman’s podcast, The Truth About Your Future with Ric Edelman!

🧬 Required viewing: Our Scientific Advisor Kenneth Lacovara's TEDxBoston #TEDxBoston Talk. What can we learn from ancient DNA to prevent another mass extinction? Watch: bit.ly/3QhLTWN #bioscience #genomics #dna

Happy #NationalDinosaurDay from Edelman Fossil Park & Museum! Did you know the first-ever Tyrannosaur discovered, the Dryptosaurus, was found in southern New Jersey in 1866, just a mile from our Fossil Park? 🦖

To celebrate #NationalGardenWeek, we want to highlight some of the native plants that fill our Cretaceous Garden at EFM. All the plants in our Cretaceous Garden have an ancestor that was native to this area 66 million years ago!

We are hatching up some BIG adventures! 🥚🦖 Are you as excited as we are?! Opening in 2024. Keep an eye out for updates!

Our fossil bed has yielded more than 100,000 fossils representing over 100 species of marine and land animals. Our quarry dig allows visitors to get their hands dirty and find fossils themselves. We look forward to welcoming you in the museum and our quarry later this year. 🦖

Happy #SharkWeek from EFM! 🦈 Did you know we find ancient shark teeth in our quarry? Discover why we never find the rest of the shark skeletons as we study these fossils to learn about past shark species in New Jersey's Cretaceous waters. #edelmanfossilparkmuseum #newjersey

We had an exciting day at Edelman Fossil Park & Museum with U.S. Sen. Cory Booker and lots of elected officials and friends! We hope their visit helps us inspire others to join our mission.🦖✨ Learn more at efm.org #rowanuniversity #SenatorCoryBooker

We are thrilled to share Dr. Kenneth Lacovara’s interview with Manoush Zomorodi on TED Radio! 🎙️🦕Dig into the full interview to hear fascinating insights on paleontology and learn more about Edelman Fossil Park & Museum. Check out the full interview: n.pr/46O4vVw

Happy Birthday, Dread! 🎉🦕 10 years ago today, Dr. Kenneth Lacovara uncovered his most epic paleontological discovery Dreadnoughtus schrani in Patagonia, Argentina. Name meaning, “fears nothing”, this titanosaurian sauropod is estimated to have been roughly 85 feet long!

Memberships for Edelman Fossil Park & Museum are now LIVE! 🚨🦖 Join the Cretaceous Crew for endless exploration and exclusive perks. Don’t miss out on the adventure! Buy your Membership here: efm.org/membership