AQUARIUM SUPPORTERS
Our mission is made possible by the generous donations and sponsorships from both individuals and corporations.
RIVER OTTERS
sponsored by
North American River Otters feature the most playful residents of the Aquarium. The four brothers swim, romp and wrestle all day, including training and feeding sessions.
North American River Otters feature the most playful residents of the Aquarium. The four brothers swim, romp and wrestle all day, including training and feeding sessions.
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The Draper Startup Shark Tunnel stuns with a crystal-clear exploration of the deeper waters of the bay including three different shark species, bat rays, white sturgeon, mackerel, and sea bass.
North American River Otters feature the most playful residents of the Aquarium. The four brothers swim, romp and wrestle all day, including training and feeding sessions.
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Ray & Stephanie Lane
NEARSHORE TUNNEL
The Ray & Stephanie Lane Nearshore Tunnel is one of the longest acrylic tunnel systems in the United States, the Nearshore Tunnel unmasks the creatures that live in these shallow depths around the bay. Featured is the endangered Giant Sea Bass.
North American River Otters feature the most playful residents of the Aquarium. The four brothers swim, romp and wrestle all day, including training and feeding sessions.
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TROPICAL REEF
sponsored by
Jon & Darla Fisher Foundation
The tropical reef exhibit will soon be expanded to teach about unique characteristics of various ocean regions, the absence of tropical fish in San Francisco Bay, and conservation education of reef ecosystems.
North American River Otters feature the most playful residents of the Aquarium. The four brothers swim, romp and wrestle all day, including training and feeding sessions.
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THANK YOU
Through the help of our sponsors and donors, Aquarium of the Bay continues to make a profound impact on the San Francisco Bay’s marine life and future generations. As a non-profit aquarium, we rely on the generosity of supporters to help with our mission, including:
- Provide essential care for our 24,000 marine animals
- Fund free educational programs for over 10,000 students and teachers
- Support critical research and conservation efforts
OUTREACH EFFORTS
- Free Education
- Diving for Citizen Science
- Shark & Octopus Research
- Beach Cleanups
