Hunstanton SEA LIFE Sanctuary - Press Release

PRESS RELEASES FOR 2013

		RESIDENTS OF SEA-DAMAGED SANCTUARY RE-HOMED More than 3,000 fish, seals, penguins and other sea creatures have been settled into new temporary homes from flood-ravaged Hunstanton SEA LIFE Sanctuary.
		RESCUE MISSION UNDERWAY AT THE SEA LIFE SANCTUARY A major operation to evacuate the thousands of fish at Hunstanton Sea Life Sanctuary got underway this morning after power to vital life support systems was lost during last night´s (5th December 2013) severe flooding.
		"SUPERHEROES" PUT SEALS BACK IN THEIR HABITAT Six rescued seal pups - all named after superheroes were returned to the wild after recovering from a really nasty virus.
		SEAL RESCUE TEAM IN UNIQUE TRIPLE CALL OUT DRAMA Seal rescuers at Hunstanton SEA LIFE Sanctuary carried out an unprecedented three rescue missions simultaneously. The first call out saw Displays Supervisor Kieran Copeland dashing to beach to rescue an abandoned seal pup.
		WOKING GIRL JENNY PLAYS KEY ROLE IN MARCH FOR MARINE LIFE Woking girl Jenny Hickman was in the vanguard of a march on Westminster this week...with Fish Fight campaigner Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and 2,000 supporters.
		MARCH TO SAVE SEA LIFE A mass march from the South Bank to the Houses of Parliament on Monday 25th February 2013 will deliver around 40,000 postcards in support of protecting British seas with a network of special "Marine Conservation Zones".
		YOUNG CONSERVATIONISTS TO INAUGURATE "TIME TUNNEL" A panel of Young Conservationists appointed by Hunstanton SEA LIFE Sanctuary will step into a time tunnel on Tuesday 12th February 2013.
		SHARKS AND TURTLE SWIM 100 MILLION YEARS BACK IN TIME! Tropical sharks and a sea turtle have returned to find the clock has been turned back 100 million years in their display tank.