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With continuous growing support for climate change awareness by corporations, the Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) announced today that they will partner with the Aquarium of the Bay. PG&E will be the major funding source for the Aquarium of the Bay’s 2009 climate change exhibit, which will feature land-dwelling animals in the exhibit and will allow visitors to have a better understanding of the impact of climate change on all living habitats.
According to the press release:

All animals selected for the PG&E Bay Lab will share a unique climate change message, which will be presented in a variety of ways. Specially-trained interpretive naturalists will lead thought-provoking presentations, facilitate hands-on contact with many of the animals, and engage visitors in climate change-focused science experiments. State-of-the-art interactive displays will pique visitor curiosity, as well as inspire green actions long after their visit.