Partnerships are the reason the Waco Mammoth Site has come to life.Organizations such as the National Park Service, the City of Waco, Baylor University and the Mayborn Museum teamed together with private landowners and donors to protect the bones and develop the park.
The Waco Mammoth Foundation, a non-profit organization formed by local citizens, raised more than $3.2 million and played a pivotal role in the creation of the site. Their support along with government funding ensured the completion of the Phase 1 development.
If you would like to become a partner of the Waco Mammoth Site and assist with future development, call (254) 750-7946.
A docent is a trained volunteer who serves as a tour guide and adds a special touch to the Waco Mammoth Site. Docents play an important role and provide an educational experience for both children and adult visitors.
Being a docent is a great way to join the mammoth site team and interact with the community.
Docents must be at least 18 years of age and complete the docent training program. Docents with the ability to speak foreign languages are also needed.
For more information on becoming a docent, call (254) 750-7946.