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ExhibitsOctober 4, 2011New Exhibit Will Examine Climate Change and California’s Water SupplyThe exhibit, California’s Changing Water, makes predictions for the future of California’s water supply and details how infrastructure will be impacted. |
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ExhibitsOctober 4, 2011Aquarium Exhibits Impressionist Paintings of Channel IslandsArtist Daniel Gallup practices in the tradition of painting en plein air, or painting from life outdoors. This style has a rich history in documenting the natural beauty of coastal areas in California. |
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ExhibitsOctober 3, 2011Photography Exhibit Opening in October Depicts Gulf Oil SpillAerial photos capturing the aftermath of the April 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill will be on display at the Aquarium through January 15, 2012. |
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ExhibitsApril 11, 2011Aquarium of the Pacific to Open Two New Exhibits in MayThe Aquarium of the Pacific will introduce two new exhibits this summer, inviting visitors to learn more about Earth’s extreme environments, climate change, and timely ocean issues. |
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ExhibitsOctober 1, 2010Aquarium of the Pacific Breaks Ground on New Exhibit Gallery Opening Summer 2011September 30, 2010—Long Beach, CA. The nonprofit Aquarium of the Pacific broke ground today and revealed renderings of its next major project opening in summer 2011. The Ocean Science Center will feature an immersive exhibit area for exploring ocean phenomena and the many ways societies depend on the World Ocean. |
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ExhibitsOctober 30, 2008Ocean Today Kiosk OpensOctober 2008—In coordination with the September opening of the Sant Ocean Hall at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History in Washington, DC, the Aquarium of the Pacific has opened its own Ocean Today kiosk in the Northern Pacific Gallery. |
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ExhibitsOctober 27, 2008Our Watersheds: Pathway to the PacificOn November 15, 2008 the Aquarium opened its new watershed environmental exhibition, classroom, and native garden, Our Watersheds: Pathway to the Pacific. This exhibit gives visitors the opportunity to learn more about our local watersheds and what we can each do to protect them. It also teaches guests about sustainable water use options now and for the future. |
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ExhibitsMay 6, 2008Aquarium partners with the World Wildlife FundLong Beach, Calif., April 30, 2008— World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and the Aquarium of the Pacific have formed a partnership to help save the Gulf of California. |
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ExhibitsDecember 13, 2007Aquarium of the Pacific Breaks Ground on Environmental Exhibition and ClassroomLong Beach, California, December 13, 2007—From cities looking to recycle waste water to restrictions on garden watering, water issues are becoming more pressing. The Aquarium of the Pacific has announced plans for Our Watersheds: Pathway to the Pacific, a new addition that will provide its Southern California visitors with sustainable solutions and the knowledge to make a difference at any age. The nonprofit Aquarium announced plans today to open a new watershed environmental exhibition, classroom, and native garden in November of 2008. |
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ExhibitsMarch 22, 2007Aquarium Opens New Exhibit Shorebird SanctuaryOn March 30, 2007 the Aquarium of the Pacific opens its newest exhibit Shorebird Sanctuary. Designed to resemble a tidal wetland, such as Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve in Huntington Beach, California, this exhibit features native vegetation as well as estuarine fishes and shore and migratory birds, including Black-necked Stilts, Black-bellied Plovers, Snowy Plovers, and Ruddy Ducks. Tidal wetlands are habitats for a rich variety of wildlife and serve as vital stopover places for many migratory birds. |
