The Kemp’s Ridley is the official sea turtle of Texas and a very critically endangered species. Our state sea turtle will soon be coming ashore to nest on beaches along…
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Hola a todos, me llamo Diego y soy un voluntario para Turtle Island Restoration Network.
Read the compelling story of how one of our volunteers is putting his skills and passion to work to protect the oceans.
This season a total of 271 coho redds were observed throughout our watershed. Read on to find out what this means for the health of our salmon.
It all started as an idea – an idea to make a video to share the truth about the deadly driftnet fishery for swordfish operating off of California’s coast and harming marine wildlife like sea turtles and whales. But the idea only became a reality when actors Matthew King, Dana Padgett, and Christopher Shelton lent their time, expertise, and acting chops to make this project a reality, and help expose the dangers of eating driftnet caught swordfish. Take a moment to read about and get to know the stars of our PSA by reading their bios below.
On Feb. 3 Turtle Island & SPAWN and the SF Projection Department projected images and video of endangered coho salmon on the Marin County Civic Center in San Rafael, California.
Responding to growing public concern, Costa Rica has announced it would supporting the listing of shark and ray species at the upcoming CMS meeting.
New research is revealing some amazing news about hawksbill sea turtles and mangrove. Read about the discovery.
Watch stunning underwater video footage of coho salmon in Lagunitas, Calif.
SHARKPROJECT introduced the winner of this year’s SHARK ENEMY award – Costa Rica. This dishonor is the only shark protection “award” of its kind in the world, and is decided on by a jury made up of 31 marine protection organizations. This year the jury unanimously agreed that Costa Rica was a hotspot for the shark fin trade.