Sea Turtle Rescue Videos
PART 2: How Much Does Society Really Know About Sea Turtles...
PART 1: If Sea Turtles Could Talk
Part 1:
Sea Turtle Conservationists of Tomorrow: Volunteer Internship Program
The Sea Turtle Oversight Protection interns who created this video are:
Tea: 11 years of volunteer service
Ariella: 5 years of volunteer service
Adriana: 5 years of volunteer service
Allana: 3 years of volunteers service
Natalie: 2 years of volunteer service
Total Community Service Hours for 2017 = 339 hrs.
LOOK TO THE FUTURE OF SEA TURTLE CONSERVATION:
LOOK TO THE FUTURE OF SEA TURTLE CONSERVATION:
1 Mission
6 Weeks
20 Member Interns
1,362 Community Service Hours
2,883 Disoriented Sea Turtle Hatchlings
4,089 Hatchlings Born
VALUE?? INCALCULABLE
PREMIERING ON FACEBOOK TONIGHT @ 7pm; PART 1
Join us in the release of a 7-part series, showcasing our sea turtle conservationists of tomorrow. For the next two weeks, become connected to what was created this summer by our VIPs (Volunteer Internship Program). Each of the seven videos in this series will express different aspects of our work with a passion for the conservation of our ancient mariners and their critical habitats. Sea turtle conservation on an urban nesting beach like Broward County requires a serious commitment to their protection. Embrace the messages in these very creative and inspirational videography projects.
Sea Turtles and their People believe in the good things coming.....
FIRE DEPT. HELPS RESCUE HATCHLINGS IN STORM DRAINS
This incident is both happy and sad at the same time. The good deeds of our volunteers losing sleep to save these endangered green sea turtle that would have never be rescued if our staff members Holly and Doug had not been in the area doing recon for unmarked nests just like this one. Holly and Doug were assisted by the kindness of Fire Company 13 and were able to locate five hatchlings alive in the storm drains on A1A.
6TH GRADE HEROES RESCUE HATCHLINGS IN RAIN
In September 2011, Mr.s Verburg's 6th grade science class from St. Marks in Ft. Lauderdale Florida helped rescue 94 loggerhead sea turtle hatchlings from nest FT 772 (including a rare albino) from certain death caused by illegal lighting... in the pouring rain. The hatchlings were each named after the students of the class.
THANK YOU SEA TURTLE HATCHLING RESCUE VOLUNTEERS!
A season recap video to thank all of the sea turtle hatchling rescue volunteers who give their hearts each summer to document and rescue disoriented sea turtle hatchlings in Broward County Florida caused by illegal lighting. Since STOP was founded in 2007 we have rescued over 100,000 hatchlings! 40% of hatchlings we witness come up from the sand go to city lights instead of the sea. This is far too many to be sustainable in our opinion.
SEA TURTLE LIGHTING ISSUE EXPLAINED
With turtle season upon us, this important video will share with you how you should handle encounters with turtles and make the space around your waterfront beach-side residence, turtle-friendly. Brought to you by the South Walton Community Council and the Environmental Awareness Group (EAG).
