Leer en inglés. Para publicación inmediata, 10 de septiembre de 2021 Contacto: Mariano Castro, Turtle Island Restoration Network, mcastro@seaturtles.org Anuncio en el ‘New York Times’ insta a los presidentes de…
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For Immediate Release, August 31, 2021 Contacts: Elizabeth Purcell, Turtle Island Restoration Network, elizabeth@seaturtles.org Gayathra Bandara, Earthlanka, gayathracharukabandara.aldeniyagodagedara@ugent.be Sudarsha De Silva, Earthlanka, sudarsha30384@gmail.com Sri Lankan Nonprofit Awarded Funding to Protect…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 26, 2021 Contacts: Kimber De Salvo Anderson, Turtle Island Restoration Network, kanderson@seaturtles.org Rob Glover, Galveston Surf Rider, hotyb@galveston.surfrider.org Cigarette Butler Canisters Installed in Galveston for the…
Turtle Island Restoration Network (TIRN) held the Summer Sea Turtle Sustainability Grant Contest this summer to offer nonprofit organizations emergency funds to help protect endangered sea turtles in the United…
Press Release: 21 June 2021 Tiger Shark Makes Historic Journey From the Galapagos Marine Reserve to Cocos Island National Park Discovery highlights need to create a marine “superhighway” connecting the two…
For Immediate Release, June 4, 2021 Contact: Mariano Castro, mcastro@seaturtles.org, +506 8841 7684 Costa Rica Urged to Protect Endangered Shark Species COSTA RICA—More than 90 global conservation…
Turtle Island Restoration Network (TIRN) signed a petition with over 400 environmental justice, conservation, public health, and social justice organizations to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The petition called for…
Fish play an important role in mitigating the impacts of climate change! A new scientific study from Rutgers University reports the roughly 1.65 billion tons of carbon in annual marine…
We’ve reached a critical moment to take action for endangered sea turtles, whales, dolphins, sharks, and the very health of our oceans. But we can’t do it alone. From keeping…
The National Park Service recently released a long-awaited environmental review of its plan to “manage” the population of native, free-roaming tule elk of Point Reyes National Seashore. The plan will…