Skip to content
Search
Contact us
Go to:
linkedin
facebook
Donate
Aquarium
Go to home page
Search
Home
Go to:
Conservation
Go to:
Turtle Conservation Centre
Go to:
Marine Wildlife Management Programme
Go to:
Education
Go to:
Marine Sciences FET
Go to:
Ocean Campus Courses
Go to:
School group lessons
Go to:
Research
Go to:
Support our work
Go to:
Adopt a turtle
Go to:
Not On Our Watch: African penguin campaign
Go to:
Blog
Go to:
About us
Go to:
Supporters
Go to:
Donate
Aquarium
linkedin
facebook
Open
Mobile Navigation
Latest news
What have we been up to at the Two Oceans Aquarium Foundation?
Go to:
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER
Home
/
Blog
4 August, 2020
A message to our fans from our ceo: why aren't we open yet, and what are we doing about it?
The Two Oceans Aquarium has now been closed for 139 days – never in our wildest dreams did we ever think that our doors would be closed to you, our members, fans and supporters, for this long. I comme...
Blog
2 August, 2020
The days of our penguin lives
The Two Oceans Aquarium is home to 23 African penguins and 13 rockhopper penguins, with each species living on its own beach. Animal keepers are always on the lookout for changes in the behaviour of t...
Blog
29 July, 2020
The avenue conference and function venue is available - choose us for your next safe, sustainable e
The Avenue at the Two Oceans Aquarium is once again available to host a variety of events for business purposes, such as corporate conferences and staff training workshops. The Two Oceans Aquarium's e...
Blog
28 July, 2020
Marine protected areas | Everything you need to know about marine protected areas in south africa
Sometimes we like to take a step back, to celebrate our incredible biodiversity, as well as to highlight the progress that has been made in our country to create awareness of environmental challenges ...
Blog
25 July, 2020
Plastic-free play: a parent's survival pack
We all know that children love to play. Play is vital for the healthy development of hand-eye coordination, creativity, imagination and even the moral and ethical compass. Back in the day, before plas...
Blog
19 July, 2020
Not every turtle makes it: what did marcel the green turtle try to teach us about the dangers facing
On 12 June, Estelle, a Grotto Bay local was paying respects to her late husband near the sea when she spotted what she believed to be a dead sea turtle tangled in a discarded fishing net on the beach....
Blog
17 July, 2020
Locomotion in the ocean: how sea animals move
Moving around in the ocean is quite a thing. There are so many aspects to contend with such as currents, waves, wind, depth, shallows, predators and prey. Considering that there are animals as small a...
Blog
15 July, 2020
The plastic problem: how does plastic pollution affect wildlife?
Plastic pollution causes great harm to the organisms big and small that encounter it. From tiny corals to majestic whales, more than 700 marine species are known to be killed either by the ingestion o...
Blog
10 July, 2020
Catch up on the 2020 plastic free july webinar recordings here
Did you miss our Plastic Free July 2020 webinars, co-hosted by the Two Oceans Aquarium and Two Oceans Aquarium Foundation? If so, you can catch up here!Each year, Plastic Free July is celebrated acr...
Blog
8 July, 2020
The aquarium is taking their courses online and we are excited about that
The Two Oceans Aquarium is one of our family's truly happy places, and one of Cape Town's best places to visit for local and overseas visitors. Not only is it a fabulous place to visit because of all ...
Blog
7 July, 2020
How do we celebrate: plastic bags, fireworks and jellyfish
The ocean is an amazing, beautiful, and colourful place! The sea can be calm one day, with soft waves, soft movement, and a soft blue look. However, in the blink of an eye, the sea can then turn brig...
Blog
6 July, 2020
The plastic problem: how much plastic pollution is in our ocean?
Marine plastic debris is one of the most pressing environmental concerns facing the world today. Animal entanglement, microplastic ingestion, bioaccumulation of toxins, endocrine system disruption in ...
Blog
First page
Previous
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
Next Page
Last Page