Turtle Island Restoration Network - Gulf of Mexico

Turtle Island Restoration Network - Gulf of Mexico We protect and restore populations of endangered sea turtles and marine biodiversity. Part of Turtle Island Restoration Network - located in Galveston, Texas.

Turtle Island is a leading advocate for the world’s oceans and marine wildlife. Our work is based on science, fueled by people who care, and effective at catalyzing long-lasting positive change that protects the likes of green sea turtles, whale sharks and coho salmon. By working with people and communities we preserve and restore critical habitats like the redwood forested creek banks of Californ

ia to the full-of-marine-life waters of the Cocos Islands. We accomplish our mission through grassroots empowerment, consumer action, strategic litigation, hands-on restoration, environmental education, and by promoting sustainable local, national and international marine policies. Join us.

World Sea Turtle Day- Beach Cleanup Tomorrow! Tomorrow we are participating in the 2026 Global Ocean Cleanup, and we are...
06/22/2026

World Sea Turtle Day- Beach Cleanup Tomorrow!

Tomorrow we are participating in the 2026 Global Ocean Cleanup, and we are hosting ours after World Sea Turtle Day to highlight our amazing and resilient sea turtle species! Come join us for the 2026 Global Ocean Cleanup, hosted by .society and , to fight ocean plastic pollution!

🗓 Date: June 23rd
🏖 Location- Murdochs, 2215 Seawall Blvd, Galveston, TX 77550
⏰ Time- 10:00am-12:00pm

Please RSVP using this link:
https://seaturtles.org/event/world-sea-turtle-day-beach-cleanup-june-23/

A 351-acre real estate development, known as “Discovery Sands”, has been proposed next to Jamaica Beach in Galveston’s W...
06/17/2026

A 351-acre real estate development, known as “Discovery Sands”, has been proposed next to Jamaica Beach in Galveston’s West End. The project will place 733 new lots, 213 condos, and a tourist attraction in an ecologically sensitive coastal area. The developer is seeking approval of Planned Urban Development (PUD) -009, which allows them to request exceptions (variances) from standard development rules. A revised plan was released, but key concerns remain.

The requested exemptions would allow higher-intensity development next to over 100 acres of marsh that were restored with more than $100 million in public funding. Not only do marshes support vulnerable species like the local Ghost Wolves population, but they are also major mitigates of coastal storms.

Learn more at https://seaturtles.org/gulf-action-alert-speak-up-against-discovery-sands/

Here's how you can help:

🌾 Testify in Person: City Council Meeting Thursday, June 25th at 5:00 PM Galveston City Hall 823 Rosenberg St, Room 204 Galveston, Texas 77554

🌾 Submit a Written Comment: Use the link above!

🌾 Contact City Council Members: Even if you cannot attend the meeting, a brief email to City Council members can help demonstrate community concern and support for stronger project conditions.

06/17/2026

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1028 Broadway Street
Galveston, TX
77550

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