- Loggerhead nests: 73
- Green Turtle nests: 42
- Loggerhead Hatchlings that got safely to the ocean: 2675
- Green Turtle Hatchlings that got safely to the ocean: 185
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Welcome to Centro Ecologico Akumal Sea Turtle Protection Program's Blog, where you can be up to date with what's happening at our Turtle Camp.
"I know up on the top you are seeing great sights, but down at the bottom we, too, should have rights"
Features
- Akumal's Sea Turtles (5)
- Join The Program (1)
- Letter From The Editor (1)
- Meet The Volunteers (14)
- Turtle Camp (3)
- Turtle News (9)
- Turtle Quote Of The Day (1)
- Turtle Watch (3)
- Volunteer Journal (5)
- Welcome (1)
- Your Own Experience (3)
What's CEA?
- Centro Ecologico Akumal
- CEA is a non profit, non governmental organization who's goal is to monitor the impact of development on the regional ecosystems and culture; to report findings and their significance to the public through education; and, through education, to influence public policy. As a non-profit organization, working to protect the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef System, CEA facilitates academic research, environmental education, cultural exchange and influence policy.
Visit CEA!
Turtle Walk!
Join us for our Turtle Presentation and experience the Turtle Walk with us every night!
Nesting season is over, so our Turtle Walks will resume on April 2008.
For more information call: 9848759095
Nesting season is over, so our Turtle Walks will resume on April 2008.
For more information call: 9848759095
Wanna Help Us?
Keep in Touch!
- turtleblog.cea@gmail.com
Blog created by Mariana Isunza CEA volunteer.
Photographs by Aristoteles Molina Rocha CEA volunteer.
Pictures by Getty Images
Thank you's: Paul Sanchez Navarro, CEA staff, Armando Lorences Camargo, Alma Boada, CEA turtle volunteers, and all the people who contributed to make this blog what it is.
Photographs by Aristoteles Molina Rocha CEA volunteer.
Pictures by Getty Images
Thank you's: Paul Sanchez Navarro, CEA staff, Armando Lorences Camargo, Alma Boada, CEA turtle volunteers, and all the people who contributed to make this blog what it is.
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