MORE ABOUT THE TEAM
The Marine Mammal Rescue Centre, located in British Columbia, Canada was founded by the Vancouver Aquarium. It is now one of the largest ocean animal rescue facilities in the world. The goal of the centre is to rescue, rehabilitate and release animals back into the wild. No two days at the rescue centre are the same. Whether it is bottle feeding an orphaned sea otter pup, helping a sea turtle re-learn how to swim, or cutting a sea lion free from ocean plastic, the Marine Mammal Rescue team is committed to helping as many animals as possible.
On the rugged pacific coast, Wild Pacific Rescue follows Dr. Martin Haulena and his incredible team of animal lovers at the Marine Mammal Rescue Centre as they work to rescue, rehabilitate and release ocean animals back to the wild.
GIVE MARINE ANIMALS A CHANCE TO SWIM FREE
You can help keep animals safe from entanglements and save the life of a marine mammal.
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CALL FOR SUPPORT
Wild Pacific Rescue reveals the impact of plastic pollution on marine mammals. Love Nature viewers can help the rescue centre protect marine mammals and give even more animals a second chance at life. You can help their efforts.
Since opening in 1956, the Vancouver Aquarium has connected more than 40 million people from around the world to our oceans and inspired them to take action to address key threats. Located in Stanley Park, the Vancouver Aquarium is home to thousands of incredible species. The Vancouver Aquarium is a fully accredited member of Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA), Alliance of Marine Mammal Parks and Aquariums, Canada’s Accredited Zoos and Aquariums (CAZA), and the American Humane Society.
