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The Aquarium of the Pacific Welcomes New Penguin, Rosie, Ahead of the Holiday Season

The public can now see Rosie in the June Keyes Penguin Habitat.

A young dark drown colored shark with black and white stripes

Aquarium of the Pacific Partners with ReShark to Help Restore Endangered Zebra Sharks in the Wild

The Aquarium is part of the global initiative led by ReShark that is working to restore endangered shark and ray populations

Jeffrey Flocken headshot

Aquarium of the Pacific Announces New President and CEO: International Conservation and Animal Welfare Leader Jeffrey Flocken

Flocken brings decades of leadership experience in successfully garnering support for and facilitating action to save species around the world.

Three people standing should to shoulder; two of the people are holding awards.

Connecting Community and Conservation Together Through Partnership

Mujeres de la Tierra presents its Unity & Partnership Award to the Aquarium of the Pacific

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Aquarium of the Pacific Honored by Long Beach Unified School District for Its Partnership

The Aquarium was presented with the Wayfinder Recognition at LBUSD’s Partners & Pathways Celebration for the non-profit’s role in supporting student workforce readiness

A blue and yellow feathered bird with a dark gray and curved beak perched on the back of a chair

See Birds Soar

The Aquarium’s Wings of the Pacific show highlights the role of birds in ecosystems

A small, multi-colored device dragging a net with debris

Jellyfishbot! On a Mission to Clean Up Long Beach Marinas

Aquarium youth volunteers remove trash from local waterways and inspire others to get involved

Four people view a habitat depicting a wetlands area

Shorebirds Experience their New Home

Aquarium remodels the Shorebird Sanctuary

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Aquarium of the Pacific Invites Southern California College Students to Apply To its CELP Scholar Program

Recipients of the program will have the opportunity to network, participate in community building events to explore STEM career paths, join a growing community of peers, and will each be awarded $10,000

A green sea turtle raises its head with a blue tarp beneath

Aquarium of the Pacific Releases a Rescued Green Sea Turtle into the Wild after Rehabilitation

The sea turtle was rescued, brought to the Aquarium for medical care and rehabilitation, and was released at Seal Beach

Orange Garibaldi fish swimming near kelp

Aquarium of the Pacific Partners with UC Environmental Stewards for Climate-Change Education and Service Course

The UC Climate Stewards certification course was co-designed with the Aquarium to provide community members ways to enhance ecosystem resilience locally in the face of climate change

color artwork of a coral reef under a wave with a yellow sun on a red background

New Art Display at Aquarium “Makes Waves” Around the World

Printed Oceans artwork collection highlights urgent ocean issues

Two people lift a turtle onto a towel on the edge of a boat

Rescued Olive Ridley Sea Turtle Returns Home After Receiving Months of Care at the Aquarium of the Pacific

The turtle was rescued in December 2024 on Pismo Beach, transferred to the Aquarium of the Pacific where it received care and recovered, and released in the open ocean

two people using long, silvery-colored grabbers to collect trash in a blue bag

Volunteers Removed Hundreds of Pounds of Trash from Local Beach in One Day

Cleaning up our beaches after holidays and beyond

Three amber-colored California red-legged tadpoles looking slight up towards the right.

Hundreds of California red-legged frog tadpoles raised at Aquarium of the Pacific released in the Santa Monica Mountains

Biologists rescued the threatened species, after extreme weather and wildfire disrupted native breeding grounds, as part of an emergency effort after the LA wildfires

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