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Roger German, Chair of the Aquarium Affairs Committee for the Association of Zoos and Aquariums speaks about the origins of public aquariums and how their mission has changed through the years. Roger believes the future of aquariums is vital to informing and equipping the next generation of aquatic stewards essential for the conservation of the world.
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