Press Releases and Articles
Wounded Warriors Overnight Shark Adventure
Families of wounded veterans packed up their sleeping bags and headed to Adventure Aquarium for the Center’s overnight “Shark in the Dark” adventure (Learn more)
“What Pet Should I Get” at VECC
The Center for Aquatic Sciences visited the Ventnor Educational Community Complex for Read Across America to teach children what animals were and were not suitable for pets. (Learn more)
CAUSE Works with STEM Steps Out Program
CAUSE students participated in Saving the Environment of Moorestown’s annual STEM Steps Out Festival. There, the students taught guest about turtles, horseshoe crabs and the importance of preserving the environments these creatures live in. (Learn more)
The Center at the Wetlands Institute
The Center for Aquatic Sciences presented Morticia, an eastern screech owl, to educate visitors at Wetlands Institute’s Fall Migration Festival. (Learn more)
Center Visits Haddonfield Library
On Friday August 7, 2015 The Center for Aquatic Sciences’ Outreach Coordinator, Amy Penney, visited the Haddonfield Library. During the program the children got to learn about and meet a diamond back terrapin, a ball python, a screech owl and a horseshoe crab. (Learn more)
The Board of Center for Aquatic Sciences Appoints New Executive Leadership Team
The Board of Directors of the Center for Aquatic Sciences is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Nicole Gillespie as President and CEO and Ms. Barbara Kelly has Executive Vice President and COO. Click here for the full press release.
Center Announces Search for next President and CEO
The Center has announced its search for the next President and CEO. To see the full posting click here.
Center for Aquatic Sciences Announces Retirement of Brian DuVall, President and CEO
Brian DuVall announces retirement after over 30 years of leadership. For more information, click here.
