National Aquarium To Bring Wetlands And Park To The Inner Harbor

The National Aquarium in Baltimore on Thursday unveiled a new master plan for its Inner Harbor campus, with floating wetlands, vegetation, interactive exhibits and activities, including kayaking. Work on the $14M campus revitalization would begin this year and wrap up by 2019, the Baltimore Sun reports. The waterfront park would be free and open to the public and dovetails with the attraction's plan to focus on conservation and education. [Sun]

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