Join us in our mission
Our love for the ocean and its creatures extends far and wide. Take a look at some of our global conservation and animal welfare work with our charity, the SEA LIFE Trust and how you can help.
The SEA LIFE Trust
Merlin Magic Wand
We not only love the oceans and their inhabitants - we are also dedicated to creating magical experiences for children who need them most.
We also work closely with many local organisations:
German Ocean Foundation
Working together to protect the oceans
The German Ocean Foundation is a non-profit organisation for the protection of the oceans. It makes the threat to the world's oceans heard and highlights alternative courses of action. To this end, it brings together initiatives and projects from all areas of the maritime economy, politics, research and society to create a strong voice for our oceans.
Clean Up Days
Team up with our passionate staff and join one of our beach cleans, helping to raise awareness about plastic pollution, keeping our beaches clean and.... did we mention they're fun, too?
Regional projects in Constance
SEA LIFE Constance is committed to various projects to protect the environment and its animals. Learn more about what we do.
Antarctic Research Trust
The Antarctic Research Trust (ART), founded in 1997, is a registered foundation based in the Falkland Islands (since 1999), Switzerland (since 2002) and the USA (since 2004) and is committed to research and nature conservation in the Antarctic. ,
One current project is the research into the migratory behaviour of thick-billed penguins (tawaki) in New Zealand using GLS loggers and satellite telemetry, which began in 2018 - to establish and expand protected areas.
SEA LIFE is delighted to be working with such a committed partner.
NABU Federal Association
NABU has been committed to species and nature conservation in Germany for over 100 years.
Together with SEA LIFE, projects such as the pond turtle species conservation project have been realised to protect the European pond turtle, a species of turtle native to Germany. This species is on the Red List of endangered species. NABU and SEA LIFE are working together to reintroduce the species - with success.
We look forward to many more exciting projects with a strong partner at our side.