In JuraLand you can do more than watch
Study island materials, complete real educational missions and enter the chronicle under your own callsign.
Five steps
Every mission combines a concise briefing, practical work and a clear outcome.
Choose a discipline
Paleontology, wildlife, plants, maps, engineering, art or chronicles.
Receive the briefing
Learn what happened, what data exists and what must be found.
Complete the mission
Compare tracks, map observations or prepare a reconstruction.
Get feedback
Automated checks plus expert review for competition missions.
Enter the chronicle
The best work earns publication, badges, certificates and temporary roles.
Choose your route
Start free and move to more demanding missions when you are ready.
Observer
Passport, chronicles, basic missions and public votes.
Researcher
Advanced briefings, reviewed work, badges and certificates.
Ranger
Team assignments, private briefings and a journal profile.
Guardian
Guardian wall, symbolic stewardship and special reports.
Financial support grants guardian status, not a scientific position. Roles are earned through knowledge, work and results.
Now recruiting
No specialist degree is required to begin: every role includes learning material and clear success criteria.
Junior paleontologist
Study Sector B-12 tracks and prepare a reasoned report.
- Term
- 3 weeks
- Result
- Team card for 2 months
Camera-trap operator
Classify forest corridor images and flag unusual behaviour.
- Term
- 10 days
- Result
- Field observer badge
Ptero Cliffs cartographer
Combine drone and wind data to mark safe observation points.
- Term
- 2 weeks
- Result
- Name on the expedition map
Reconstruction artist
Separate evidence-based details from informed hypotheses.
- Term
- 3 weeks
- Result
- Publication and specialist status
Starter course · 4 weeks
A concise learning route that ends with your own field report.
Traces of the past
How fossils form and why context matters more than an isolated find.
Rebuilding an animal
How bones reveal size, movement and lifestyle.
The ecosystem
Climate, food webs and which species could coexist.
Field report
A hypothesis, confidence limits and a final presentation.
After the course: a certificate, First Expedition badge and entry to the junior researcher competition.
Before you begin
Do I need specialist education?
No. Introductory missions include all required material. Advanced roles list their requirements separately.
Is this a real job?
It is an educational and creative role in an interactive universe, not employment in a real laboratory.
Can children take part?
Yes. Age-appropriate levels and parent or guardian consent are provided.
Can I contribute without money?
Yes. Research, translations, illustrations, content review and community help all count.
The next chronicle could begin with your name
The first route is free. Contact us to receive your expedition passport.