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Recent news coverage

Tandu the humphead wrasse in swimming in The Reef.

MyNorthwest

Seattle Aquarium welcomes Tandu the humphead wrasse

Tandu the humphead wrasse in swimming in The Reef.

KOMO News

Meet Tandu, the rescued humphead wrasse helping track traffickers by his faceprint

Two scientists recording data on a beach.

FOX 13

Scientists track Washington sea otter comeback

Seattle Aquarium scientists standing on a hill.

FOX 13

How drones are helping scientists monitor Washington’s recovering sea otters

Sea otters floating in a raft.

FOX 13

Scientists use drone to count Washington sea otters

A person crouching on the beach with a blue bucket in one hand.

Seattle Times

Can’t go see Seattle’s low tides? Here’s what you’re missing

People exploring a beach at low tide. A heron is in the foreground.

Seattle Times

Seattle’s lowest tides in May arrive in broad daylight

KOMO News

Seattle Aquarium introduce Zweigle the otter, new roommate for Molalla

A Seattle Aquarium volunteer and a community member looking at a small tide pool resident on the beach.

Seattle Times

Seattle’s lowest tides are coming: Here’s where you can explore

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GiveBIG to conservation in action.

This year, we’ve set a GiveBIG goal of $70,000, and thanks to the generous support of Al & Pat Friedrich, Clint & Barb Bennett, Marshall & Janice Brumer, Michael Klein & Catherine Melfi, and an anonymous donor, every gift will be matched up to $30,000, doubling your impact.

Join us for After Hours: Family Matters on Thursday, May 21, when the Aquarium when remains open late just for adults 21+!

Today only, your gift will be matched dollar-for-dollar up to $25,000 thanks to the generosity of donors Betsy Cadwallader, J & Tim, and Jess & Andy Peet. Help us reach our $50,000 goal!

End the year with a gift to the ocean.