Turtle Village Trust

Turtle Village Trust The Trust believes that sustainable development is not only possible but crucial to the financial st
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TVT's goals will be achieved through various initiatives, including:
Ecotourism Project
National Monitoring Programme
Signage project
Phase I – Establishment of nature trails; promotion of cultural events; construction of accommodation; merchandising of craft & souvenirs; turtle watching and conservation

Phase II – Expansion of existing museum; construction of accommodation; aquacultu

re project; organic farming project; turtle watching and conservation
Phase III – Creation of a wildlife park; adoption of Green Globe international standards; turtle watching and conservation
Phase IV – Establishment of an entertainment centre; creation/refurbishing of beach and visitor facilities; turtle watching and conservationPhase V – Establishment of an aquarium; expansion of tours to include marine environments; establishment of a turtle research centre

Joining forces to fight against marine litter and protect our turtles. A partnership with ’s Orchard Nectars. Thank you ...
16/06/2026

Joining forces to fight against marine litter and protect our turtles. A partnership with ’s Orchard Nectars.
Thank you .



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Every Turtle Matters
16/06/2026

Every Turtle Matters

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09/06/2026

Every year, leatherback turtles come ashore on select beaches to nest.

It is one of the most significant wildlife events in the region, with these turtles travelling long distances across the Atlantic to return to the same beaches where they were born.

Leatherbacks are the largest of all sea turtles and play an important role in marine ecosystems. Their nesting sites in Trinidad are critical to their survival as a species.

We’ve highlighted five key facts about leatherback turtles and why they matter to Trinidad’s natural heritage. Have you ever witnessed a nesting or hatching season in Trinidad? What's on your top five moments?

09/06/2026

This World Ocean Day, Atlantic is proud of our continued partnership with Turtle Village Trust in support of marine conservation and the protection of Trinidad and Tobago’s natural heritage.

Through this partnership, we continue to promote greater awareness of the importance of protecting our oceans, coastal ecosystems and marine life, including the sea turtles that return to our shores each year.
Together, we are reminded that protecting what we sea begins with shared responsibility, purposeful action and care for the environment we all depend on.

26/05/2026

Stakeholder planning session

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