Turtle Hatchling Release Programs
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Turtle Hatchling Release Programs
I would like to participate in helping newly hatched turtles to make their way to the sea. I've done a google search, but have not been able to find any locations in the Carolinas or Georgia where volunteers are allowed to help with this work.
Any suggestions as to towns or organizations, and the time of year, that would have programs which include volunteers?
Any suggestions as to towns or organizations, and the time of year, that would have programs which include volunteers?
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Holden Beach (NC)has a program. Check www.hbturtlewatch.org.
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Check out this article for some local info and contacts in SC:
http://welcometokiawah.com/Links%20o...SC_beaches.htm
The first nest was laid there right around Mother's Day; hatching starts 55-65 days after a nest is laid. There are 15 nests on Kiawah Island as of last weekend. Last year there were about 150 nests total. BTW, one turtle can lay more than one nest of eggs in a season...
http://welcometokiawah.com/Links%20o...SC_beaches.htm
The first nest was laid there right around Mother's Day; hatching starts 55-65 days after a nest is laid. There are 15 nests on Kiawah Island as of last weekend. Last year there were about 150 nests total. BTW, one turtle can lay more than one nest of eggs in a season...
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