Please click through the links below to learn more about each position and how to apply for them.
Please click through the links below to learn more about each position and how to apply for them.
We are looking for smiling, outgoing, ocean-loving individuals who are excited to brighten everyone’s day! Help people find their way safely around the Aquarium, answer common guest questions, and partner with other departments to assist guests in enjoying their day and understanding Aquarium instructions throughout the spaces.
We are looking for outgoing, smiling, talkative, ocean lovers who are excited to share their knowledge with the Aquarium guests
Join the Twilight Education Volunteer team, and volunteer from 5pm – 8pm (and some variable hours for special events and holidays).
Alcid/Shorebird volunteers assist in the care of the Aquarium’s Alcid and Shorebird collection by providing support to the paid Aviculture staff.
Assist in the care of the Aquarium’s amphibian collection by providing support to the paid Frog staff.
Aquarist volunteers assist in the care of the Aquarium of the Pacific’s fishes, invertebrates, and coral by providing support to the full-time Aquarist staff.
Dive Volunteers at the Aquarium of the Pacific get up close and personal with the residents of the largest habitats.
To help ensure that the Aquarium’s cultural and family festivals are an outstanding experience for our guests and community participants. The Aquarium’s cultural festivals are a key part of our vision to celebrate our diverse communities and connect them to the ocean.
Horticulture Volunteer assist in the maintenance of all plants within the Aquarium that are not in exhibits. This is a perfect volunteer role for all you gardeners out there!
The Mammal Volunteer is primarily responsible for the care of the mammal collection, and assists with the avian collections. The individual prepares food, feeds, assists in care, handling, and training of collections.
Volunteers will learn the daily care of our Terrestrial Animals consisting of various small terrestrial mammals, reptiles, birds, and our large walk-through aviary through individual, hands-on training.
Help to further shark and ray conservation efforts as you work alongside researchers to gather data that will be used to help save these keystone animals.