endangered species day

Saturday, May 16 | 10AM - 4PM



Join us at the Downtown Aquarium for Endangered Species Day!


This event is an opportunity for guests of all ages to learn about the importance of protecting endangered species and everyday actions they can take to help protect them.


The Downtown Aquarium is home to several endangered and critically endangered species including Bengal and Sumatran tigers, red fronted macaws, lesser sulphur crested cockatoos, banggai cardinalfish, humphead wrasse, large tooth sawfish, various species of corals, and more. There will be self-guided scavenger hunts and information about endangered species and how YOU can save them. Guests can learn even more at our exhibit chats, fish feedings, and animal encounters.

TIME EVENT LOCATION
10:00am-4:00pm Conservation Booth Outdoor Tiger Exhibit
11:30am Jellies Chat & Plastic Pollution Activity Aquarium Entry
12:00pm Reptile Encounter Discovery Rig Exhibit
12:30pm Coral Reef Chat with Biofacts Shipwreck Exhibit
1:00pm Animal Encounter Wild Encounters Stage
1:30pm Axolotl Chat Rainforest Exhibit
2:00pm Reptile Encounter, Conservation Station & Biofacts Discovery Rig Exhibit
2:30pm Tiger Talk Maharaja’s Temple
2:30pm Piranha Feeding Rainforest Exhibit
3:00pm Jellies Chat & Plastic Pollution Activity Aquarium Entry
3:30pm Reptile Encounter, Conservation Station & Biofacts Discovery Rig Exhibit