At SeaWorld Your Great Time Does Good

The SeaWorld & Busch Gardens Conservation Fund is a registered, non-profit foundation that has granted $17 million for projects around the world.

The Fund supports habitat restoration, anti-poaching efforts, infrastructure repairs, education programs and more. It also offers an outlet for visitors to the parks, as well as the public, to help protect wildlife. The Fund commits 100 percent of donations to on-the-ground wildlife conservation.

The fund has four areas of focus. Any contribution to the fund will directly support one of these efforts:

Species Research

• Marine Fish Sustainability

• African Mammals

• Marine Mammals

• Penguins and Alcids

• Sharks

• Reintroduction

Habitat Protection

• Coral Reef

• Marine/Aquatic Debris

• Habitat Restoration

• Freshwater Ecosystems

Conservation Education

• Nature Deficit Disorder

• Leadership development

• Alternative income

Animal Rescue and Rehabilitation

• Wildlife Trade and Anti-Poaching

• Elephants

• Sea Turtles

• Penguins

• Marine Mammals

• Rhinoceros

• Wolves

• Great Apes

• Xenathrans

• Native Wildlife Near SEA Parks

To date, SeaWorld has funded over 35,000 rescues of endangered species, including cetaceans, pinnipeds, reptiles, birds and manatees. The goal of these rescues is always to rehabilitate animals for return to the wild. The small percentage of animals whose injuries are too debilitating to release are given lifelong care at SeaWorld.

 Did you know?

• The SeaWorld & Busch Gardens Conservation Fund provides over $1 million a year to conservation projects across the globe.

• SeaWorld’s rescue teams are on call 365 days a year, helping animals that are orphaned, ill, injured or in need of expert care

• SeaWorld Rescue has come to the aid of more than 35,000 to date

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