The Green Sea Turtle
The most abundant sea turtle species, the green sea turtle is a vital indicator of ocean health. We work tirelessly to protect their nesting grounds and ensure their survival for generations to come.
Loggerhead Sea Turtle
The largest of all sea turtles, loggerheads are powerful predators that help maintain the balance of marine ecosystems.
Leatherback Sea Turtle
With the largest shell of any living creature, leatherbacks are known for their incredible migratory journeys and unique feeding habits.
Red-Sea Turtle
Endangered and highly specialized, red-sea turtles are found in the warm waters of the Red Sea and Indian Ocean.
Threats & Challenges
Sea turtles face a growing array of environmental challenges that threaten their survival. From the loss of nesting habitats due to coastal development to the increasing levels of plastic pollution in our oceans, these threats are eroding the very foundation of marine biodiversity.
Human impacts remain a significant concern, particularly the illegal pet trade and the bycatch of turtles in commercial fishing operations. We are dedicated to addressing these challenges through active field preservation and community education to ensure a sustainable future for our ocean heritage.