Florida Museum of Natural History

The Florida Museum of Natural History is a leading authority in biodiversity and cultural heritage, using its expertise to advance knowledge, solve real-world problems and impact public policy and perception. As the state’s official natural history museum, faculty and staff work to understand, preserve and interpret the history of our diverse world, fostering an engaging and impactful hub for teaching and learning science to an array of audiences.

Featured Giving Opportunities

FLMNH Exhibits and Public Program Endowment

Help sustain innovative Exhibits, Education and Public Programs at the Florida Museum.

FLMNH Building and Renovation Fund Read More

McGuire Center Support Fund

Your Environment

The McGuire Center is dedicated to understanding, preserving, and interpreting the world’s ...

Giving Opportunities

Katharine Ordway Chair of Ecosystem Conservation

Your Environment

The Katharine Ordway Chair in Ecosystem Conservation was created at the UF Florida Museum of

Florida Museum Associates Membership Read More

FMNH Art, Manuscripts, and Objects Fund Read More

Southwest Florida Archaeology Read More

Endowment for South Florida Archaeology

This fund was established in 1988 by the Ruth and Vernon Taylor Foundation to support ...

Knight Professorship in Archaeology

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