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 A sea change began to take shape in 1978, with the founding of the Monterey Bay Aquarium. Launched by four marine biologists and Hewlett-Packard co-founder David Packard, it began a ripple effect that continues today. Their vision to share the ocean's wonder, and their concern for its survival, brought forth an aquarium that is world-renowned for the design of its pioneering and popular exhibits on jellyfish and deep-sea creatures, cutting-edge conservation and research programs for sea otters, bluefin tuna, and other open-ocean fishes, and landmark education and outreach programs. Since 1984, more than 30 million visitors have joined the aquarium in creating a sea change of its own—conservation of the world's oceans. Monterey Bay Aquarium ripple |
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