National Aquarium | Conservation

A Headstart for Maryland's Terrapins!

The beginning of September means cooler evenings, schools back in session and terrapin hatchlings! Read More

Published 9/3/2015
Q&A with Steve Palumbi

In advance of his lecture on September 15th, we chatted with Steve Palumbi about his experience documenting the extreme life of the ocean! Read More

Published 9/1/2015
The 411: Ocean Acidification

We’re breaking down what ocean acidification is and how it’s impacting us. Read More

Published 8/27/2015
A Blue View: The True Blue Bloods

The horseshoe crab may look like a simple creature, but its protective armor and incredible immune system have made it a beacon of survival for millennia. Read More

Published 8/18/2015
The Chesapeake Bay's Plastic Problem

Do we really know how much plastic are in our waters? Read More

Published 8/12/2015
A Blue View: How We Saved the Osprey

If you’ve ever visited the Chesapeake Bay, chances are you’ve seen an osprey—or at least spotted one of their conspicuous nests. But not too long ago, the osprey was a rare sight. Read More

Published 8/11/2015
A Home for Baltimore's Wildlife

The Aquarium’s Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Waterfront Park is a certified wildlife habitat right here in the heart of Baltimore City and is home to a myriad of native species, including the White-Throated Sparrow, Peregrine Falcon, Monarch Butterfly, Praying Mantis, House Finch, Honeybee and many more! Read More

Published 8/6/2015
A Blue View: A Natural Defense

Floods, storms, hurricanes and other extreme forms of weather can have dramatic impacts on communities, depleting natural resources, damaging important infrastructure, causing injury and costing money. Read More

Published 7/28/2015
Check Out Our Recycled Community Art Project!

The National Aquarium is excited to be part of Artscape’s water-themed festival this year! Read More

Published 7/10/2015
Shark Week: The Problem With Bycatch

This year marks the 40th anniversary of the movie “Jaws”—a thriller that catapulted sharks to the top of the list of frightening aquatic killers—and they’ve been battling a bad reputation ever since. Read More

Published 7/8/2015

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