Georgia Aquarium

New year calls for a new Aqua Pass! Formerly known as Resident Pass - you can visit an unlimited* amount of times for all of 2025. The best part? It's all for the price of a single-day admission ticket. *blackout dates apply Link below for details - https://bit.ly/4f8oFN5

We're celebrating the power of teamwork 🎉 - our dedicated volunteers continuously inspire, preserve, and raise awareness for aquatic life globally. It wouldn't be possible without each and every one of them. Thank you to all our volunteers for turning our mission into reality. 💙 Interested in getting involved? Join us to make a difference: https://bit.ly/4d2pfLT 🌊

Happy Holidays from all of us at Georgia Aquarium ❄️

We are so proud to be part of the Manatee Rescue and Rehabilitation Partnership where we are able to rehabilitate and release rescued manatees. In May we received Tay Tay, who was suffering from cold stress and injuries from a boat strike. Our dedicated teams helped her heal and gain enough weight to be released back into the ocean! Special thanks to our friends at ZooTampa at Lowry Park and the Manatee Viewing Center. All manatee activities conducted under USFWS Permit MAPER0034017

In honor of our late CEO, Brian Davis, Ph.D., Georgia Aquarium established the Dr. Brian L. Davis Marine Biology, Conservation & Education Scholarship Fund. A lifelong learner and former educator, Dr. Davis dedicated his life to educational opportunity and marine stewardship. This fund will award a $20,000 scholarship to a high school senior pursuing an undergraduate degree in the fields of marine biology, conservation or science education. To apply for the scholarship and view the requirements, visit the link below; applications are due Feb. 1, 2025. Georgia Aquarium is collecting donations to the fund to continue its gift into the future. If you are interested in donating, please visit the link below. https://bit.ly/4fd9xNK

Help us welcome eight new (temporary) friends by dropping a 💚! We received eight cold stunned loggerhead sea turtles rescued from the East coast to Atlanta with the help of New England Aquarium and TURTLES FLY TOO! During the cold weather, turtles are vulnerable to hypothermia and need extra care before returning to the ocean. They will remain behind the scenes to recover. As part of this multi-institutional effort alongside other zoos, aquariums, and agencies like NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration, together we are able to help rehabilitate hundreds of turtles each year! Be sure to continue checking our page for updates. 🐢

We're taking a moment to flip out...about Kai, a new sea lion joining us at Georgia Aquarium!🌟 He's taking some time behind-the-scenes to make friends with the sea lion herd and learning how to be a superstar. Stay tuned for more updates on our new marine friend!

Happy Thanksgiving week from Georgia Aquarium! 🍂🦃 As we're in the season of gratitude, we want to take a moment of appreciation for all of the remarkable animals, staff and volunteers that help drive our mission everyday. Most importantly, the heart of our Aquarium family is YOU. 💙 With the commitment of our team members and passionate guests, we're able to accomplish all the work to preserve our marine world through research and education.🔎 Thank you for being part of our family! 🌊🐠 What are you #thankful for this year? Let us know in the comments!

A quick jelly break for your feed.🪼 Bring the majestic serenity of jellies into your home (or work office 🤓) for a moment of serene contemplation and relaxation: https://bit.ly/4e4gEaN

Meet Ukiaq a walrus calf- or “Uki” (pronounced oo-kee) for short! 💙 Earlier this year, Alaska SeaLife Center (ASLC) was alerted of a walrus calf in distress and in need of specialized round-the-clock care. Georgia Aquarium along with other marine conservation organizations, were eager to help. Join us in our commitment to helping Uki, an incredible ambassador for her species: https://bit.ly/3NF977G