Caribbean Conservation
Together
For nearly five decades, our volunteer network of 70 Country Coordinators resident in 45 nations and territories of the Wider Caribbean Region has brought the best available science to bear on the conservation and sustained recovery of imperilled sea turtles, so that people and sea turtles can live together in balance.
70
Local Experts
45
Caribbean Nations
6
Sea Turtle Species
1
United Network
Your Donation Goes Further
We run on volunteers, so more of every donation goes straight to protecting sea turtles in the field.
Led by Local Experts
Country Coordinators live where turtles nest and feed, so protection is led by people who know each shore.
Conservation Success at Scale
We develop best practice for use region-wide, so these migratory species get the same proven protection wherever they go.
What We Do
Smarter Conservation for Faster Sea Turtle Recovery
From research to rescue, we give the people protecting sea turtles the knowledge, skills and data they need to succeed.
Information Exchange
Open access to WIDECAST technical reports, recovery plans and publications for researchers, managers and the public.
Capacity Building
Hands-on workshops, veterinary training and technical courses that prepare local teams to protect and rescue sea turtles.
Conservation Performance
Nesting beach mapping and population monitoring that track species recovery, with rising trends now seen for every Caribbean species.