News & Stories

Meet Paul Byrne, a recent visiting researcher who came to the Burke as part of the Vertebrate Paleontology Collection Study Grant.

Through personal stories and unique perspectives, this video series presents community members' interpretation of words like decolonization and diversity, and invites viewers to reflect on their own definitions.

2023 DIG Field School participants are excited to bring what they learned back to their classroom.

More 2023 DIG Field School participants share what they learned during the program.

Increasing tourism on the island of Lanyu disturbs the practices of Indigenous Tao culture.

The Burke appreciates the support of our community — visitors, members, donors, partners, and friends.

Catch up with a few of the 2023 DIG Field School participants.

This summer, the Dig Field School hosted 32 teachers from across the country for a four-day summer intensive in paleontology, geology, and evolutionary biology.

University of Washington and Burke Museum to Partner with Indigenous Communities through new Center for Braiding Indigenous Knowledges and Science