In 1984, a $57 million gift from David and Lucile Packard helped open Monterey Bay Aquarium; its sea otter programme has since cared for over 1,000 stranded animals and surrogate-raised 84 pups

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In 1984, a $57 million gift from David and Lucile Packard helped open Monterey Bay Aquarium; its sea otter programme has since cared for over 1,000 stranded animals and surrogate-raised 84 pups - The ...

A vision shaped by Monterey BayThe idea for the aquarium emerged from a group of people who believed Monterey Bay deserved greater public attention. Nancy Burnett, David Packard’s daughter, and her sister Julie Packard were among those who helped develop the vision after discussions with scientists working in the region.

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In 1984, a $57 million gift from David and Lucile Packard helped open Monterey Bay Aquarium; its sea otter programme has since cared for over 1,000 stranded animals and surrogate-raised 84 pups - The ...