As water temperatures rise, so do our chances of seeing manatees as they migrate from Florida. Murky waters make it difficult to discern true population numbers here in South... read more →
In 1972, Apollo 17 captured the first photograph of Earth in its entirety. In this photo, you see deep blue oceans broken up by the rich greens and sandy... read more →
Imagine gliding through the ocean, just below the water's surface. Your vision, clear and sharp, allows you to peer out into the open sea at long distances. Passing through... read more →
The season of giving comes with cause for celebration, of course, but the potential for waste rises with each gift purchase. Find the eco way to celebrate the holidays... read more →
Summer in the South – we know it well. High heat is the norm and it's having a greater impact than we realize. Charleston residents, commuters, tourists and even... read more →
The Aquarium inspires people to care for the natural world, and it's incredible to see that inspiration come full circle. We couldn't be more thankful and impressed by our... read more →
Picture this: It’s going to be a perfect day in the Lowcountry. The air is bright and clear with a faint trace of the humidity to come. The sun... read more →
No matter where you reside, you are tied to the ocean. She is the connective thread between countries, communities and cultures around the globe. She is equal parts calm... read more →
On a bright and sunny Sunday in February, our high school interns got the opportunity to explore the world outside our... read more →
It’s been hard to focus this year; as we turn our attention in one direction, another crisis seems to be looming right outside of our range. As we continually... read more →