Landowners who care about science and education can help by notifying museums of discoveries and donating specimens to institutions where they can be studied and enjoyed and appreciated for generations to come. In this area, if you want to have a site checked out with the above puposes in mind, you can connect with Olson at P.O. box 732, White Sulphur Springs, MT 59645 or phone 547-3982. His name is on MOR permits for federal land, BLM, etc. In unprecedented fashion, the latest Torosaurus will be prepared for display immediately. The goal is to have it available for the annual eeting of the international Society of Vertebrate Paleontology, which will be attended by over 1,000 people and which, this year, is hosted by the Museum of the Rockies the first week in October.
Dinosaurs continue to fascinate young and old alike.
So, it's not a fad. Dinosaurs are wonderful. The story is in his own words and gives strength to his convictions as a paleontologist.