The main objective of the organisation is to aid the rangers in sea turtle conservation in Sukamade Beach. With no direct breeding seasons and an average of 5 turtle nesting a night, rangers get their hands full all the time. With only 6 rotating rangers all years long, manpower is certainly lacking. Hence with extra hands from volunteers, better success could be achieve in rescuing the turtle egg
s which is usually predate by wild pigs in the area. Hence a collective effort from volunteers would be beneficial for the turtle refuge. Volunteers would also gain invaluable experience working alongside rangers , learning conservation practices and having a hands-on experience which could never be taught in classrooms. Our program leaders have had numerous experience working with sea turtles in a the turtle refuge to guide fellow volunteers. Contact us to join as a volunteer ranger during our conservation programs. The turtles need you!
