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The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium announced their conservation-forward vision Friday for the new John F. Wolfe Aquarium, which is set to be completed by 2029. The aquarium — located at 4850 W. Powell Rd.

The Columbus Zoo announced plans for a new $175 million standalone aquarium, funded in part by a $50 million donation from the Wolfe Foundation. Named the John F. Wolfe Aquarium, the facility is ...

A drawn view of the John F. Wolfe Aquarium expected to be a part of the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium in 2029. A diagram of the 2029 John F. Wolfe Aquarium expected to be a part of the Columbus Zoo and ...

Columbus Zoo announced Friday the plans for the new John F. Wolfe Aquarium. The project was made in part from a $50 million gift, the largest charitable gift received by the zoo, from The Robert F.

COLUMBUS — The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium is revealing plans for a new aquarium, calling it the most ambitious project in the organization’s history. The John F. Wolfe Aquarium will be designed as a ...

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