How Can You Help Protect Our Oceans?

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How Can You Help Protect Our Oceans?

Keep Distance from Marine Animals

Marine animals are important to our environment and wildlife. Keep a minimum distance of at least 50 yards from dolphins, 100 yards from whales, and 500 yards from right whales – it's the law! If you come across one, don't push it back. Marine mammals like dolphins become entangled in loops and can become entangled in the loops, which can be harmful and potentially fatal.

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

Plastic waste is a major contributor to pollution. Be mindful of what you throw away and take items like paper plates or reusable bottles instead. Never cut plastic rings and never dump toxic wastes. Keep your environment safe by using materials that are both strong and durable.

Get Help If You Encounter a Stranded Marine Mammal

If you come across a stranded marine mammal, don't push it back. These animals often become stranded due to injury or illness, and experts can help them escape. If you're unsure or if the animal is dangerous, call Florida's Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission at 1-888-404-3922 for assistance.

Privacy & Terms

Georgia Aquarium is committed to preserving our marine environment. Keep your items separate from waste, follow parking rules, visit the aquarium regularly, and shop online or via mobile apps. You can learn more about us at GeorgiaAquarium, visit their website, call them, stay updated on news and events here: https://www.georgiaaquarium.org.

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