Show Your Love of the Ocean and Learn About Ocean Exploration on World Ocean Day at the Aquarium

May 31, 2018

Show your love for the ocean, learn more about the ways we rely on the ocean and how human activity impacts ocean life, and investigate the current state of ocean exploration on World Ocean Day at the Aquarium of the Pacific. On June 8, World Ocean Day, guests can watch live video feeds from ocean exploration research vessels, including the Schmidt Ocean Institute’s Falkor, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Okeanos Explorer, and the Ocean Exploration Trust’s E/V Nautilus. Guests will also be able to take #WOD selfies and learn about ocean conservation issues at special educational tables throughout the Aquarium. Guests will learn about the endangered vaquita porpoise, reducing single-use plastics, and biodiversity. The Aquarium will also play several shows in the Ocean Science Center highlighting marine debris, sea level rise, marine aquaculture, and ocean health.

World Ocean Day Celebration, June 8, 2018, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Free to Aquarium members and included with general admission for the public. General admission: $29.95 adult (12+), $26.95 senior (62+), and $17.95 child (3-11)