This Week's Hours of Admission

Monday10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Tuesday10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Wednesday10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Thursday10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Friday9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Saturday9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Sunday9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

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Conservation Priorities

Saving marine wildlife is our shared purpose.

In addition to our sea turtle and coral conservation efforts, The Florida Aquarium focuses on four Conservation Priorities that align with our expertise and advance our shared purpose.

The programs and projects that fall within these priorities are specifically designed to help save marine wildlife by building key partnerships and activating our community.

Safeguard Imperiled Wildlife

Most species require a certain level of protected care, such as large reserves, national parks, marine sanctuaries, and accredited aquariums. The Florida Aquarium leads several comprehensive conservation programs and collaborates on projects aimed at better understanding and addressing the health, welfare, and conservation needs of these species.

African penguin at The Florida Aquarium looking at the camera
ladybugs on plant

Generate Healthy Habitats

Many terrestrial and aquatic habitats are being diminished or destroyed, leading to ecosystem collapse. The Florida Aquarium spearheads various habitat restoration projects and offers opportunities for staff, guests, and the community to help restore functional abundance and distribution of species in these areas.

Reduce Single-Use Plastic Consumption & Pollution

Plastic waste is harming wildlife and humans at unprecedented levels. The Florida Aquarium is dedicated to reducing the use of single-use plastics and decreasing plastic pollution by leading by example and offering our audiences and local businesses opportunities to join our efforts.

The Florida Aquarium reusable water bottles
The Florida Aquarium rooftop with solar panels

Advance Sustainable Business Operations

Humans are consuming natural resources more quickly than they can be replenished, creating an imbalance that harms the environment and depletes these resources for future generations. The Florida Aquarium aims to achieve zero waste by 2030 and net-zero carbon emissions by 2035, and is increasing its impact by collaborating with other like-minded businesses.

Act Today

Together, we can take action that benefits our community and has a positive impact on marine wildlife and wild places.

rescued sea turtle looking up while in rehab pool at The Florida Aquarium's Sea Turtle Rehabilitation Center in Apollo Beach

Our Conservation Work

Your gift to The Florida Aquarium supports our coral and sea turtle conservation programs, while also helping us empower and inspire young ocean stewards to positively impact marine wildlife for generations to come.

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woman volunteering with The Florida Aquarium in habitat cleanup

Get Involved

Ready to roll up your sleeves? Join The Florida Aquarium and other volunteers as we work to improve our local habitats by removing plastic pollution from bays, beaches, plant mangroves, native gardens, and more.

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