MHNPR
@mhnpr.org
The Puerto Rico Museum of Natural History and Conservation, MHNPR) educate its visitors about the natural history of our islands and hits transformative journey through time. MHNPR highlights the extensive, distintive, and fascinating natural history from its beginnings more than 175 millions years ago, from the perspective of tectonics, volcanic, rocks, fossils, minerals and flora.
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MHNPR's Brand Colors
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#AA7D1E
Mandalay
170, 125, 30
41, 70, 39
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Silver
187, 187, 187
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Jewel
17, 102, 68
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About MHNPR
The Museum of Natural History and Conservation of Puerto Rico is an engaging educational hub that highlights the island's rich natural history and geological evolution. Through its innovative Master Plan, the museum aims to foster pride among Puerto Ricans by illuminating their heritage and the island’s transformation over centuries. Visitors can explore interactive exhibits showcasing the intricate relationships between geographical changes, plant life, and animal species that have shaped Puerto Rico.
The museum features interpretive experiences, including the striking Isla Viva Gallery, which presents the island's geological phenomena and unique biomes. Other attractions include immersive timelines that take visitors through different eras of Puerto Rican evolution. In the stunning Lobby, guests can marvel at the impressive “Sirenio” skeleton, along with a modern manatee, enhanced by captivating video projections.
The Museum also serves as a community space for educational programs, meetings, and a well-stocked gift shop offering local insights. Overall, the Museum of Natural History and Conservation provides a comprehensive exploration of Puerto Rico's natural wonders, fostering both knowledge and a sense of community.
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
2022
Company size
2-10 employees
