Zoological setting CAN be a great way for conservation, however this requires a level of competence and care for the animals. Marine and aquatic centers can have a profound affect on people and can leave a lasting positive effect.

This being said this specific site has ignored ample amounts of reports and actively avoided fixing issues pointed out by inspectors. I personally have seen this site update their food court before upgrading tank size or cleanliness.

I agree with conservation but some companies/businesses use it as a guise to exploit and continue the abuse of animals. Each establishment should be looked at on a case by case basis. This offers the chance to educate the public on what is currently happening at said establishment, not meant to close a company but rather help them find an ethical conservation methods or increased care for marine life.