A partnership between the New England Aquarium and SeaAhead, the UpSwell program at the Aquarium's Anderson Cabot Center for Ocean Life focuses on investor education with the goal of expanding the amount of angel investments in blue technology startups! ???? We have developed a series of whitepapers that provide education on scientific, environment, and market aspects of blue technology investments. Our current topics include: ? Data Collection and AI in the Blue Economy: Innovation and Investment Opportunities ? Aquafeed Innovation: Investment Opportunities for Responsible Aquaculture ? Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal: Investing in Science and Innovation to Build a Responsible Industry Download these whitepapers and learn more about the UpSwell program: https://bit.ly/48yttcq #UpSwell #AndersonCabotCenter #BlueTech #Investments #AngelInvestors #Whitepapers
New England Aquarium
博物馆、历史遗址和动物园
Boston,Massachusetts 14,065 位关注者
Protecting the blue planet for 50 years and counting.
关于我们
The New England Aquarium is a catalyst for global change through public engagement, commitment to marine animal conservation, leadership in education, innovative scientific research, and effective advocacy for vital and vibrant oceans. It is the only Boston-based cultural institution with a mission focused primarily on the environment, promoting the importance of protecting the blue planet through innovative exhibits and educational programs. These are some highlights of the Aquarium’s mission in action, on exhibit, and through our education, conservation, and research programs here on Central Wharf and around the globe. -The Trust Family Foundation Shark and Ray Touch Tank and the New Balance Foundation Marine Mammal Center showcase the diversity and importance of marine animals. -The Giant Ocean Tank inspires visitors with the beauty and complexity of marine habitat through replication of a Caribbean coral reef. -Aquarium educators lead a nationwide initiative on climate change and inspire future ocean protectors with hands-on programs such as Harbor Discoveries Camps and live blue? Ambassadors. -The Aquarium’s Marine Animal Rescue Team leads regional efforts to rehabilitate and release endangered species of sea turtles at our state-of-the-art Animal Care Center. -Aquarium scientists advise some of the nation’s largest seafood companies on methods to enhance the sustainability of commercial fisheries worldwide. -The Aquarium is home to the world’s longest-running right whale research program, coordinating efforts along the East Coast of the U.S. to restore the population of this endangered species. -The Aquarium collaborates with partners around the world to protect ocean ecosystems, such as coral reefs. In 2008, we partnered with the island nation of Kiribati and Conservation International to create the Phoenix Islands Protected Area. Learn more about the New England Aquarium: https://www.neaq.org - https://www.andersoncabotcenterforoceanlife.org
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https://www.neaq.org
New England Aquarium的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 博物馆、历史遗址和动物园
- 规模
- 201-500 人
- 总部
- Boston,Massachusetts
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 1969
- 领域
- Protecting Endangered Species & Habitats、Creating the Next Generation of Ocean Protectors、Changing How Fish is Bought and Sold、Conserving Resources with Unconventional Methods和Creating the Largest Marine Protected Area in the World
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Central Wharf
US,Massachusetts,Boston,02110
New England Aquarium员工
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You won't want to miss this chance to learn from a leading voice in ocean innovation! ????? On Wednesday, November 13 at 6:30 p.m. join us in our Simons Theatre for “Innovating for Impact: The Future of Ocean Entrepreneurship with Daniela V. Fernandez.” Daniela V. Fernandez, founder and CEO of the Sustainable Ocean Alliance (SOA), is a pioneering ocean advocate and social entrepreneur. SOA is a global nonprofit dedicated to empowering young people, creating and implementing innovative solutions, and mobilizing an ocean workforce to restore the ocean's health within our lifetime. In her talk, Daniela will examine how these innovative trailblazers drive systemic change across five impact areas: blue carbon, ecosystem preservation, ocean pollution, sustainable fisheries, and ocean data and literacy—and why it matters. Learn more + register: https://bit.ly/3ADx9ga #AquariumLecture #LowellLectureSeries
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This past summer, Rafid Shidqi, co-founder and director of Thresher Shark Indonesia (TSI), and New England Aquarium Marine Conservation Action Fund (MCAF) fellow, participated in the 2024 North American Congress for Conservation Biology (NACCB), thanks to support from MCAF! ?? At the NACCB, Rafid attended several seminars and presented his research during the “Community-based Conservation and Wildlife Ecology" session. He highlighted TSI's latest project in Banda Neira, Indonesia, where exciting discoveries have revealed potential conservation opportunities for thresher sharks in Banda! Read more about Rafid's experience at NACCB: https://bit.ly/3YdzFBM #MCAF #MCAFNEAq #ThresherSharkIndonesia #ThresherSharks
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Congratulations to our President & CEO, Vikki Spruill, for her recognition in The Women's Edge’s 2024 list of the Top 100 Women-Led Businesses in Massachusetts! ?? Aquarium staff were in attendance to support Vikki and celebrate all the other incredible women driving business forward in Massachusetts. Read more in the Boston Globe: https://bit.ly/4hrSav5 #WomenInPower #WomensEdge
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Join us at our Simons Theatre on Wednesday, November 6, from 5-8 p.m. for the inaugural Indigenous Women’s Healing Empowerment event! In partnership with the North American Indian Center, the Aquarium is excited to welcome Mi'kmaq nurse, empowerment coach, Reiki master, and entrepreneur Sara Melcher. Passionate about uplifting Indigenous women, women of color, and all individuals seeking healing from past traumas, Sara will share essential self-care skills and transformative techniques you can integrate into your daily life. Sara will also guide a soothing sound bath session, so feel free to bring a blanket or anything else to enhance your comfort! To learn more and register for this free event, visit: https://bit.ly/48mkJWu #IndigenousWomensHealingEmpowerment
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The Aquarium is honored to have been awarded the Non-Profit Award by the North American Environment Protection Association (NAMEPA)! ?? Since 1983, NAMEPA has dedicated itself to protecting the marine environment by annually recognizing the outstanding contributions of companies, educators, associations, government agencies, and more that support their mission. The Aquarium was thrilled to accept the award at last night’s 2024 Marine Environment Protection Awards Dinner! #NAMEPA #NorthAmericanMarineEnvironmentProtectionAward
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Join us as a corporate member of the New England Aquarium and support our mission to protect the Blue Planet! ?? With a corporate membership, your employees can enjoy: ? Free admission for staff and their families ? Discounted family memberships ? Access to exclusive Members Only events ? Special rates for hosting your company events at the Aquarium Not only will your organization enjoy these perks, but you’ll also contribute to our vital conservation efforts. Together, we can make a difference! If you are interested in learning more, please reach out to [email protected]. #CorporateMembership #AquariumMembership
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#DYK that the Aquarium works closely with the seafood industry to advance responsible practices? It's true! ?? ?? The Aquarium's Anderson Cabot Center for Ocean Life scientists are working to combat a variety of challenges in the seafood industry, like bycatch and overfishing. They also partner with the Aquarium's staff, feed suppliers, and dining partners to ensure that seafood fed to both our guests and animals is responsibly sourced. Although advances have been made to protect fisheries and ocean health, there is still progress to be made! We will continue to advocate for responsible seafood practices that reduce overfishing, protect vulnerable marine ecosystems, and reduce/ eliminate bycatch. #NationalSeafoodMonth #AndersonCabotCenter #SeafoodMonth #ResponsibleSeafood #BalanceBlue
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The ocean needs your vote! ????? A healthy and resilient ocean depends on the decisions you make on your ballot. Our ocean sustains diverse communities of both people and wildlife, and you can be the ocean's advocate. Early voting begins today in MA. Make sure to #VotefortheOcean by November 5th! More: www.votefortheocean.org
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Earlier this month, the Aquarium's Anderson Cabot Center for Ocean Life's UpSwell program hosted a panel discussion + reception on coastal resilience with SeaAhead. An all-star panel shared their experience and insights on coastal ecosystems, industries, communities, and investment returns. Thanks to Brian Swett, Charlie Sidoti, Jane Steinmetz, Steven Burke LEED and WELL Faculty, CPHC, John Mandelman, Emiley Zalesky Lockhart, and Donna Hazard! UpSwell is a partnership between the New England Aquarium and SeaAhead that focuses on expanding the amount of angel investment in blue technology startups that benefit the environment and create new, inclusive jobs. Learn more about our UpSwell program: https://bit.ly/4eMwjMY #AndersonCabotCenter #AndersonCabotCenterForOceanLife #Investors #AngelInvestors #Upswell #CoastalResilience #BlueTech