Aquarium News

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

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

Learn how to help support the Aquarium’s mission in the long term.

Read about Aquarium honorees from our community.

Read about conservation work, new penguins, and an updated shorebirds habitat.

Learn what Aquarium fun is on the horizon for this fall.

Ghost, the giant Pacific octopus, has laid eggs and entered senescence.

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

Printed Oceans artwork collection highlights urgent ocean issues

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

Aquarium of the Pacific’s Naturalist Program volunteers share results of wildlife sightings made during the City Nature Challenge and Snapshot Cal Coast

Cleaning up our beaches after holidays and beyond

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

Community leaders and philanthropists attended the Blue Whale Gala and Whale’s Tail After Party, an event created to showcase and raise funds for the non-profit Aquarium’s education and conservation initiatives

The Aquarium of the Pacific is welcoming two new Magellanic penguins—Inca and Milo.