Alaska SeaLife Center

The Alaska SeaLife Center, located in Seward, Alaska, serves as a vibrant hub for marine research, wildlife response, and public education. This nonprofit organization is dedicated to preserving marine life and understanding the complex ecosystems of the oceans. At our facility, visitors can engage with a wide array of marine species while gaining insights into the cutting-edge scientific work conducted by our team of experts.

We offer numerous interactive experiences, including special encounters with marine mammals and guided tours, designed to educate the public about the importance of marine conservation. Additionally, our center hosts summer camps and other educational programs, ensuring that learners of all ages have the opportunity to deepen their appreciation for marine life.

Our commitment to wildlife extends beyond our educational programs, as evidenced by our active involvement in marine animal rescue and rehabilitation. This aspect of our work focuses on providing immediate care to injured or distressed marine animals, which often leads to successful reintroduction to their natural habitats.

The Alaska SeaLife Center also plays a crucial role in supporting scientific research. Our research programs cover diverse topics such as bioenergetics of sea lions, physiology of cooperating seals, and seabird habitat use. This vital work contributes significantly to our understanding of marine ecosystems and assists in shaping policies for their protection.

We invite everyone to support our mission, whether through direct contributions, volunteering, or by simply visiting and experiencing the wonder of marine life firsthand. By working together, we can ensure the well-being of these precious ecosystems for future generations.