SEA WORLD
SAN DIEGO
SeaWorld Camps offer the experience of a lifetime, with activities ranging from touching
and feeding marine animals, to kayaking and snorkeling on Mission Bay. Resident Camp,
for grades five through 12, is a five-night adventure where campers discover firsthand how
to care for SeaWorld’s animals. During Day Camp, preschoolers through ninth graders learn
about the park’s animals, make crafts and play games. One-night Sleepovers and multiplenight
group camps are available throughout the year.
For more information, visit
www.swbg-adventurecamps.com
or call (800) 25-SHAMU (press 4).
The SeaWorld Animal Rescue
and Rehabilitation Program is an important part of the
park’s commitment to
conservation, research and education. SeaWorld’s mammal, bird and
fish specialists have
rescued, treated, rehabilitated and released thousands of animals that
were ill, injured or
stranded. On average, 65 to 70 percent of the animals rescued annually
are rehabilitated and
returned to the wild. In 2011, SeaWorld rescued 66 marine mammals:
40 California sea lions, 21
seals and five dolphins.
