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Baltimore's Inner Harbor Receives an F

The Baltimore Harbor Report Card, released today, rated the health of our city’s waters as an F. Read More

Published 6/4/2015 by Laura Bankey, Director of Conservation
Meet Our Shore Heroes, Pt. Two!

Our newest exhibit, Living Seashore, celebrates individuals who have dedicated their lives to protecting our seashore and the animals that call it home! Read More

Published 5/28/2015
A Blue View: 10 Ways to Garden for Wildlife

Thinking of giving your backyard a new look? Go wild—literally! Read More

Published 5/26/2015
Re-cap: Restoring Virginia’s Sand Dunes

Last week, the Aquarium’s conservation team was out in the field (with more than 100 volunteers!) restoring vital coastal dune habitat in Virginia Beach. Read More

Published 5/22/2015
Meet Our Shore Heroes!

Our newest exhibit, Living Seashore, celebrates individuals who have dedicated their lives to protecting our seashore and the animals that call it home! Read More

Published 5/20/2015
It's Endangered Species Day!

In honor of Endangered Species Day, we’d like to highlight a number of endangered animals we treasure here at the National Aquarium: Read More

Published 5/15/2015
Introducing the Osprey Cam

The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (FWS) recently introduced its “Osprey Cam,” where you can see a family of ospreys nesting in Masonville Cove. Read More

Published 5/6/2015
An Update On Our Biohut Restoration

Last June, in partnership with Biohabitats, Inc. and ECOCEAN, the National Aquarium installed eight biohuts along the bulkheads in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. We’re excited to announce that after a successful trial run, we’re expanding the program! Read More

Published 4/17/2015
Ocean's Seven

Against the odds, seven species of sea turtle have withstood the test of time and captured the hearts of humans, but they could soon be ancient history without our help. Read More

Published 4/14/2015
A Blue View: The Technology Behind Baltimore's Water Wheel

What does it take to collect over 150 tons of floating trash in less than a year? You might expect some kind of futuristic machine, but the truth is, the Inner Harbor’s Water Wheel has accomplished this feat through its combination of old and new technology. Read More

Published 4/14/2015

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