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INFORMATION ON TURTLES

A turtle become surrogate mother for a turtle.

Learn about Florida Turtle  preservation

Leatherback turtle may go extinct

Become informed about environmental issues and spread the word to others. Support conservation groups that are active in sea turtle issues such as the

• Center for Marine Conservation  (http://www.mcbi.org)
  1725 K St. NW, Suite 212
  Washington, DC 20006, USA
  Telephone:  202 887-4960
  

• Center for Marine Conservation: Southeast Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico Regional Office (http://www.cmc-ocean.org)
  1 Beach Drive, SE, Suite 304
  St. Petersburg, FL  33701
  Telephone:  727 895-2188
  

• The Nature Conservancy, the Caribbean Conservation Corp (http://www.floridamarine.org/partners/)
  Florida and Caribbean Marine Conservation Science Center at the University of Miami
  PO Box 249118
  Coral Gables, FL  33124,
  Telephone: 305 284-3013
  

• Caribbean Conservation/Sea Turtle Survival League (http://www.cccturtle.org)

• The Beaches Sea Turtle Patrol (http://www.bstp.net/)
  Sea Turtle information.
  Beaches Sea Turtle Patrol, Inc.
  (A Florida Non-Profit Corporation)
  P. O. Box 50723
  Jacksonville Beach, FL 32240-0723
  Telephone: 904-613-6081/E-mail: info@bstp.net
  

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