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About Montana Natural History Center

The mission of the Montana Natural History Center is to promote and cultivate the appreciation, understanding and stewardship of nature through education. MNHC is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in 1991 by a group of educators who had the vision to create a natural history center as a resource for schools and the public. Originally housed on the University of Montana campus, MNHC continued to grow and outgrow its rented space at Fort Missoula. In 2004, MNHC purchased its first home at 120 Hickory Street, at the edge of McCormick Park in the heart of Missoula. MNHC is located right on the river trail, where we have an exhibit center that is open to the public from Tuesday-Saturday. Stop by and visit us! Be sure to check our website for upcoming Evening Programs, Naturalist Field Days, and Saturday Kids' Activities! MNHC offers many resources to the community: a natural history museum with an interactive kids' room, native plant gardens, a wide variety of natural history programs for adults and children, our Montana Master Naturalist certification course, Field Notes on Montana Public Radio, and the Montana Naturalist magazine, published twice a year. We have many ways to get involved, from participating in our great programs to becoming a member to volunteering. Check our website for details!