Media Contact
Dee Gardner
Manager of Public Relations & Marketing, MMNS Foundation
2148 Riverside Drive Jackson, Mississippi 39202-1353
Phone: 601-354-7303 / Fax: 601-354-7227
Email: dee.gardner@mmns.state.ms.us

Welcome to our Media/News Room, where you will find the most current information on exhibits, news, and events taking place at the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science. As time and space permit, we archive such materials for your convenience. For press information on our parent agency, the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks, click on MDWFP.
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Annual Report
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Media Kits
If you are a member of the media, you’ve come to the right place. Here you will find general information and downloadable images from the Museum, plus press releases and other detailed information on our Special Exhibits and Special Events.

Current Press Kits
MMNS General Press Information
Monsters of the Deep Exhibit

2009 Press Releases
Photo Contest
Slither, Crawl and Fly
Fall Events
Growing Up WILD
MMNS General Release
International Migratory Bird Day
NatureFEST
Henry Chapin Visits
Fossil Road Show
Got Fish?

Archive
Natural Newsline
vol 27 no II
vol 27 no I
vol 26 no II
vol 26 no I
vol 25 no II
vol 25 no I
vol 24 no III
vol 24 no II
vol 24 no I
Annual Report
2008-2009
2007-2008
2006-2007
2005-2006

Press Releases
Kirkpatrick to Sign First Children’s Book
Upcoming Lectures at MMNS
Updated July and August 2008 Lecture Series
July and August 2008 Lecture Series
Snake Day 2008
International Migratory Bird Day Media Alert
NatureFEST 2008
Lecture Series at MMNS
Lecture Series and Health Screenings at MMNS
Fossil Road Show 2008
Got Fish 2008

Press Kits
Sustainable Choices Exhibit
DINOSAURS! Exhibit
Bone up on Bones Exhibit
Hunters of the Sky Exhibit
Jewels of the Sea: Walter Anderson's Aquatica Exhibit

News Articles
Visiting Paleontologist
Mr. Carceres conducted research at the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science from October 28, 2008 through November 1, 2008. He primarily studied our fossil whale Cynthiacetus, which was formally (scientifically) described and named in 2005 by Dr. Mark Uhen of the University of Michigan (now at the University of Alabama). However, he also took measurements of two other fossils whales in the Museum collection: Basilosaurus and Zygorhiza. Click here for more details.