A Mobile Ocean Classroom Story

For our first time, a critically endangered sunflower sea star “baby” is on display at the Aquarium of the Pacific.

The reimagining of the California Terrace focuses on coastal habitats including shores, wetlands, and tidepools.

Learn about how the feather star and its uniqueness in the “constellation” of sea stars species

Dr. Allen and Charlotte Ginsburg, founding presenting sponsors of the High Tide Student Film Festival, provide funding to the Aquarium to ensure that this festival continues and prospers over the next nine years

Aquarium staff traveled to the Pacific Northwest to aid in an underwater survey on young rockfish.

Nonlethal control of wolves offers a win-win for ranchers and for conservation

Aquarium of the Pacific staff were able to free an entangled green sea turtle and rescue another green sea turtle that needed immediate medical attention in early March thanks to a partnership and permit with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) National Marine Fisheries Service’s (NMFS) West Coast Region

Aquarium awards $150,000 to Southern California students to support their persistence in marine science-related fields

The Aquarium’s Student Eco Ambassadors immersed themselves in the culture and environment of Oaxaca, gaining hands-on experience in field biology and supporting local sea turtle conservation efforts with a global impact.

The Aquarium announces the impact of its latest beach cleanup and shares ways you can help.

The Aquarium of the Pacific is providing a temporary home for northern tidewater gobies directly impacted by ash and chemicals from the ongoing Palisades Fire.

To assist with conservation projects in local waters, a new team of volunteer divers has completed the Aquarium of the Pacific scientific diving program.

The Aquarium is approaching its ten-year anniversary in saving these butterflies and shares ideas on how you can help.

The sixty-pound turtle was rescued earlier this month with a fishing hook in its right shoulder.