Top 10 Ways To Be Wise In The Wild
Steller sea lions are fascinating creatures, and seeing them in nature is guaranteed to be a memorable experience. As calm as they may look, often spotted basking in the sun on rocky haul-outs, it’s important t...
An Otter-ly Energetic Introduction: Katmai Meets Rialto, Mak, and Kunik
Following a successful introduction to Tanu earlier this spring, Vancouver Aquarium’s youngest rescued sea otters – Rialto, Mak, and Kunik – recently expanded their social circle when they met Katmai, an almost...
Milestone Day at Vancouver Aquarium Marine Mammal Rescue Centre
Marine Mammal Rescue, Research - Vancouver Aquarium Research, Research Initiative - Northern Fur Seals
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The Vancouver Aquarium Marine Mammal Rescue Centre, presented by Port Metro Vancouver, had a milestone day Monday, as the team released a rehabilitated northern fur seal for the first time in its history, and t...
First Seal Pup Patients of 2017: Princeton and Georgina
The busy summer rescue season has begun at the Vancouver Aquarium Marine Mammal Rescue Centre, with its first two seal pup patients admitted this week. Since Canada will celebrate the 150thanniversary of Confed...
United We Stand
Over the past few weeks, we have witnessed an incredible outpouring of support from our community against a proposed ban on cetaceans – whales, dolphins, and porpoises – at the Vancouver Aquarium. On behalf of ...
Every Whale, Dolphin and Porpoise Counts
By John Nightingale, President and CEO of the Vancouver Aquarium Marine Science Centre
As the Park Board is not allowing anyone to speak tonight, I wanted to share my personal thoughts on the topic of rescui...
Significant Concern Regarding the Park Board’s Proposed Ban
Thank you to all our supporters who have sent over 13,000 letters regarding the Vancouver Park Board proposed bylaw that would ban all cetaceans (whales, dolphins, and porpoises) from Vancouver parks and, by ex...
Over 13,000 Letters of Support Objecting Park Board Proposed Bylaw
Thank you to all our supporters who have sent over 13,000 letters regarding the Vancouver Park Board proposed bylaw that would ban all cetaceans (whales, dolphins, and porpoises) from Vancouver parks and, by ex...