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an 80-million-year-old Lambeosauras dinosaur skeleton
collections of minerals, rocks, and fossils from around the world
a secure precious minerals vault
a tornado machine
a dinosaur egg
amber encased insects.
The PME was founded in 2003 and offers tours for students, kindergarten through grade 12, and a teachers’ resource centre, which contains resources and materials intended to assist with teaching earth science in the classroom. It also contains a gift shop.
Quartz amethyst on display at the Pacific Museum of the Earth
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