FAST FACTS: SeaWorld San Diego Champions Marine Conservation Through Creativity

SAN DIEGO — In a clever collaboration that’s bridging creativity, sustainability, and marine science, SeaWorld San Diego is once again making waves for conservation. In partnership with The Salvation Army and art students from Otis College of Art and Design and Santa Monica College, SeaWorld is turning textile waste into ocean advocacy. To celebrate World Oceans Day on June 8, 2025, the theme park will unveiled a large-scale murals constructed entirely from recycled clothing — an artistic tribute to ocean preservation and a call to action against pollution. The murals, built from end-of-life garments donated to The Salvation Army’s Family Stores, will be displayed prominently at Dolphin Stadium and the Wild Arctic exhibit. The project shines a light on the staggering 92 million tons of textile waste generated annually and highlights the role fast fashion plays in contributing to ocean plastic pollution. “As a leader in animal rescue and conservation, we believe in the power of education to drive meaningful change,” said Tyler Carter, Park President of SeaWorld San Diego in a news release from May 27, 2025. “These murals will not only be visually stunning but also carry a powerful message about sustainability and protecting our oceans.” In addition to the murals,...