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The Genoa Aquarium has always been committed to the protection of nature and scientific dissemination, offering visitors the opportunity to get closer to the marine and aquatic world, appreciating its inestimable value and discovering the main factors that threaten it.

Through engaging edutainment experiences, the goal is to stimulate personal commitment to contribute to its protection.

Beyond dissemination, conservation and scientific research are the main objectives of the Genoa Aquarium, which is also dedicated to promoting greater awareness of the global challenges linked to the oceans and aquatic ecosystems.

In line with its mission, the Genoa Aquarium carries out research projects in a controlled environment and in nature, conservation activities and awareness campaigns on a daily basis.

Animal welfare is an absolute priority for the Genoa Aquarium, which adopts high standards of care and is committed to guaranteeing their well-being.

Each new tank is carefully designed, taking into account the technical and scientific details and in-depth study of the new species introduced.

When necessary, staff are trained and updated to ensure adequate management.

Furthermore, the Genoa Aquarium follows a sustainable policy in the choice of animals, preferring those born in the aquarium or promoting the reproduction of those already present, or obtaining surplus animals from other structures that follow the same policy.

In any case, the Genoa Aquarium only purchases from certified suppliers.

The commitment of the Accario of Genoa to the protection of biodiversity is recognized at a European level, through participation in a network of aquariums and zoos coordinated by EAZA (European Association of Zoos and Aquaria).

Among the main objectives of this network are the conservation of species at risk of extinction and the adoption of high standards in animal management.

The excellent results obtained by the Aquarium of Genoa in the sustainable administration of its natural heritage are due both to the great experience of the technical-scientific staff and to the active collaboration with Italian and international scientific and cultural bodies, including aquariums, universities, research centres, research and environmental associations.