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We decided to explore Seward and have breakfast in town. Instead, we stumbled upon this 2 story high building situated on the shores of Resurrection Bay.
Apparently, besides the gorgeous Resurrection Bay and the spectacular Kenai Fjord National Park, The Alaska Sealife Center is another well-known attraction.
Built in 1977 mainly by funds from Exxon Valdez oil spill fines, this center is a non-profit organization dedicated to understanding and preserving the integrity of Alaska’s rich seas and diverse sealife and was in fact designed to combine research with public education.
Alaska’s only aquarium and ocean wildlife research center houses live animals in a
naturalistic habitat and allows visitors close encounters with
The interactive exhibits help visitors understand and appreciate the essence, operations and findings of current and ongoing projects.
It was truly an enjoyable and informative visit. When in Seward, don’t skip this very impressive center or miss out.
Oh my – amaizing! Now I have been in Alaska – how exotic – love your pictures 🙂
Have a nice weekend!
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What a cool place to visit! I love all the animals and birds. I would love to see a Puffin up close.
Great photos and post!
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Lovely shots of beautiful animals that deserve our care and protection.
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Thank you for the tour! I hope to get to Alaska one day.
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love the sea animals!
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Great tour thank you
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Wonderful photos, makes me come and visit Alaska. I like them all, but that mountain view totally took my breath away, it is my favorite of the bunch.
… Dead flowers… still beautiful
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I loved your photos. Animals are such wonderous things to look at and photograph. I also loved how you framed your photos. Very nice. Valerie
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Thank you for a peak into your world, such gorgeous mountains.
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I love the shot of the sea otter!
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Love the photography…..love the layout!
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