This exhibit is a collaboration between the Austin Nature and Science Center, the Texas Natural Science Center ,
the Austin Community Foundation, and Graeber, Simmons and Cowan.

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The Hartman Prehistoric Garden, located in Zilker Botanical Gardens, features plants common to the Early Cretaceous Period (144-127 million years ago), casts of dinosaur tracks believed to be made by an ornithomimid found on site in 1992, and a bronze sculpture of an ornithomimid created by TexasNatural Science Center's artist John Maisano.

The Texas Natural Science Center offers exhibits and public programs based on its world-renowned research collection of more than 5 million natural science specimens.  Exhibits focus on dinosaurs and fossils, gems and minerals, and Texas wildlife.