TurtleProject.org connects NGOs, researchers, and volunteers protecting sea turtles across the globe — with a special spotlight on the Caribbean and Latin America, where some of the most critical nesting beaches are found.
Turtle Island is our featured partner organization — a nonprofit dedicated to protecting the world's most endangered and overlooked turtle and tortoise species through a three-pillar model: rescue, research, and rewilding. What they do Turtle Island operates as both an animal shelter and a conservation research center, rescuing turtles and tortoises confiscated from the illegal…
The Caribbean and Latin America host some of the planet's most vital nesting beaches and feeding grounds — and some of its most dedicated conservation networks.
Founded in 1959 by pioneering sea turtle biologist Dr. Archie Carr, the Sea Turtle Conservancy (formerly the Caribbean Conservation Corporation)…
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SEE Turtles protects sea turtles globally through direct funding, education, and experiential travel — with its flagship Billion Baby Turtles…
View profile → Turtle Island is our featured partner organization — a nonprofit dedicated to protecting the world’s most endangered and overlooked turtle…
View profile → WIDECAST facilitates a region-wide capacity to recover and sustainably manage depleted sea turtle populations across the Wider Caribbean — balancing…
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