World atlas
A palaeoglobe connecting time, geography, environments and the fossil record.
live01 / DISCOVERThis is not
This is not
distant history.
This is your world.
A palaeoglobe, species profiles and a comparison tool in one site.
Scroll into the past ↓
02 / SEE MOREWhere did
HELL CREEK / 2D PANORAMA · PROTOTYPE
Where did
dinosaurs live?
Choose a time period and explore fossil localities on the globe.
Enter the atlas ↗
03 / DISCOVERExplore
ARTISTIC RECONSTRUCTION / 3D IN DEVELOPMENT
Explore
the species.
Open a profile, compare dimensions and read the biography.
Meet the inhabitants ↗
04 / PROTECT · OUR AIMDinosaurs
THE SAME WORLD / TODAY
Dinosaurs
are still here.
Birds are living dinosaurs. We want to help protect them and their habitats in Poland.
The conservation support programme is being planned.Our mission and principles ↓Vote for species.
Report errors.
PROJECT DETAILS
Who makes DinoClade?
About · vision and roadmapDinoClade
DinoClade
at a glance.
The interactive Atlas connects fossil localities, geological time and species profiles.
What is available, and what is planned?
One connected ecosystem01 02 03 04 05
What works and what is planned
Species catalogue
Profiles across the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous. The community helps choose what comes next.
growingLiving World
A planned animal-behaviour simulation; it is not available yet.
plannedShop
Three hoodie designs and a Tyrannosaurus bracelet. Products are in development.
conceptConservation
The bird-support programme has not launched.
plannedDevelopment plan
Roadmap
Development stages.
Current priority: improve content, sources, illustrations and Atlas usability.
Identity and palaeoglobe
A public website, a rotating Earth, a timeline and the first records.
Catalogue and community
Species profiles, voting and a direction shaped together.
Data quality
Reviewing palaeocoordinates, unifying the database and adding illustrations and sources.
The first living ecosystem
One carefully developed location: a 2D map and event log first, followed by a diorama.
Real-world impact
A conservation partner and public reporting of the support provided.
Bird conservation mission and support principles
THE DINOCLADE MISSION · A GOAL IN DEVELOPMENT
Helping the last living dinosaurs.
The bird on our homepage represents the living dinosaur lineage. It does not mean that modern birds descended from a specific non-avian species in the Atlas.
We plan to put part of selected product revenue towards bird conservation in Poland. Fundraising has not started, and we have not chosen a recipient or share.
Scientific background: American Museum of Natural History — birds as dinosaurs.
How can you contribute?
DinoClade is a work in progress
Help shape DinoClade.
Vote for the next species, report errors and suggest features.