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Ocean Acidification: What You Need to Know

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Published 10/22/2014
Q&A with Maritime Archaeologist Dr. James P. Delgado

In advance of his upcoming lecture at the Aquarium on October 21, we chatted with maritime archaeologist, explorer and author Dr. James P. Delgado about shipwrecks, sanctuaries and underwater exploration. Read More

Published 10/9/2014
Animal Rescue Update: Blade’s Return

The long-awaited journey back to the ocean has become reality for National Aquarium Animal Rescue patient #1337, Blade. Read More

Published 10/9/2014
SXSW Eco Re-cap: The Future of Fish

Yesterday, National Aquarium Chief Conservation Officer Eric Schwaab participated on a panel titled “Fish Farming: Futile or the Future?” at the second annual SXSW Eco conference in Austin, Texas. Read More

Published 10/8/2014
Editorial: The Grand Canyon of Our Oceans

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Published 10/2/2014
Help Bring Back Maryland's Native Oyster Populations!

On the evening of October 2nd, local chefs, oyster farmers, watermen, scientists, policy-makers, educators and seafood connoisseurs will gather at the National Aquarium for the Oyster Recovery Partnership’s (ORP) annual Mermaid’s Kiss event. Read More

Published 9/26/2014
White House Creates World’s Largest Marine Reserve

President Obama has expanded the Pacific Remote Islands National Marine Monument to include an area almost 3x the size of California, making it the largest marine reserve in the world! Read More

Published 9/25/2014
Join the 2014 International Coastal Cleanup!

This Saturday, hundreds of thousands of volunteers from approximately 100 countries will participate in the Ocean Conservancy’s International Coastal Cleanup (ICC). Read More

Published 9/18/2014 by Laura Bankey, Director of Conservation
Fort McHenry: Preserving a National and Natural Treasure

Two hundred years ago, Fort McHenry played a pivotal role in the construct of our nation's history. Today, this National Park acts as a reminder of those important events for millions of visitors, but it is also shaping up to be a hotspot of urban wildlife and a place for local citizens and students to connect with our natural world. Read More

Published 9/11/2014 by Laura Bankey, Director of Conservation
Shark Tagging: Citizen Engagement in Shark Research

Every August, the National Aquarium invites members and the general public to join us on shark research cruises out of Ocean City, MD. These trips are meant to connect our members with these amazing creatures and to help garner support for important shark conservation efforts. Read More

Published 9/10/2014 by Laura Bankey, Director of Conservation

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