Canuck, a rescued loggerhead sea turtle, continues to gain strength in rehabilitation. Read More
Earlier this week, National Aquarium Animal Rescue released a rehabilitated grey seal, nicknamed Lox, back into the Atlantic Ocean. Read More
From the upland tropical rain forest to the wild extremes of Australia, the National Aquarium is home to almost a dozen unique species of turtles. Read More
On Endangered Species Day, learn about some endangered species we have here at the National Aquarium. Read More
Migratory bird strikes are the cause of death for 1 billion migratory birds in North America every year. Read More
Citizen scientists across the Baltimore region identified 902 species, 20 of which are threatened. Read More
We’ve recently admitted two grey seals to our Animal Care and Rescue Center. Read More
Yesterday, National Aquarium Animal Rescue released 36 rescue turtles from Little Talbot Island State Park in Florida! Read More
A male harbor seal, nicknamed Marmalade, was rescued from Ocean City, Maryland, by our Animal Rescue team in March. Read More
The return of underwater grasses in the Chesapeake Bay is proof that restoration efforts are working in a big way, which is excellent news for the health of the nation’s largest estuary and the 17 million people and countless animals in its watershed. Read More
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