Alaska SeaLife Center

Located in Seward, Alaska, the Alaska SeaLife Center is the state's premier public aquarium and a prominent marine research, rehabilitation, and education center. Established in 1998, this 115,000-square-foot facility is a testament to Alaska's commitment to marine research and species conservation.

The center's primary mission is to generate and share scientific knowledge to promote understanding and stewardship of Alaska's marine ecosystems. As a world-class marine facility, it combines a research mission with wildlife rehabilitation facilities and public education.

Visitors to the Alaska SeaLife Center can enjoy guided tours and interactive programs designed to provide engaging educational experiences. Visitors have the unique opportunity to observe and learn about marine research, as the center conducts much of its research on-site.

The Alaska SeaLife Center plays a crucial role in understanding and maintaining the integrity of the Alaskan marine ecosystem. It is involved in numerous conservation efforts, from conducting important research to participating in wildlife rescue and rehabilitation. The center is also heavily involved in promoting climate change awareness and its effects on Alaska's marine life.