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As a self-supporting, non-profit association, we are dependent on the revenue generated from our facility and the generosity of our individual and corporate donors to continue operating our education, conservation and research programs. These programs range from our educational AquaCamps, to an international breeding program to save the endangered Oregon spotted frog, to conducting groundbreaking research on killer whales in the wild.
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Phone: 604-659-3473
Email: donation@vanaqua.org
California sea lion rescued, rehabilitated and released by the Vancouver Aquarium Marine Mammal Rescue Centre.
Your gift to the Aquarium makes it possible for us to continue our conservation, research and education initiatives. Find out how your support has a direct impact on our planet.
There are many ways to donate to the Aquarium. Choose to make a one-time donation, become a monthly donor or provide an ongoing sponsorship of a program. You can also celebrate a special occasion, commemorate a loved one or create a legacy you leave behind.
Display your support for the Vancouver Aquarium by sponsoring an exhibit, program or corporate event. You’ll receive onsite brand recognition, stewardship opportunities and a meaningful way to motivate your employees.
Learn about the significant expansion and revitalization of the Vancouver Aquarium. This project will help advance the Vancouver Aquarium’s efforts in connecting people to the natural world.
The ongoing contributions made by our sponsors and partners are essential to the successful operation of the Vancouver Aquarium, both as an educational facility and also in the field. Visit the gallery to view some of our valued sponsors.
We would like to acknowledge all of our generous donors who support the Vancouver Aquarium and allow us to continue our work in conservation, education and research.
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Experience the Jelly Invasion
May 16 to November 12, 2013
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There are 33 species of oceanic dolphins.
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