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Can help protect and restore critical seagrass meadows, the primary food source for green turtles.

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Can help safeguard turtle nesting sites, improving hatchling survival rates.

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Can help restore and expand safe turtle habitats, ensuring future generations of turtles have a place to thrive.

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Green Turtle eating seagrass

Baby Green Turtle on the Great Barrier Reef

The Reef needs our help

Climate change is putting immense pressure on the Great Barrier Reef and its wildlife, including endangered green turtles. Rising sea levels, hotter sand temperatures, and loss of seagrass habitats are threatening their survival.

Turtles rely on the Reef for nesting, feeding, and shelter, and their future is at risk.

Please consider donating today to help protect the Reef and the iconic species that depend on it, including our vulnerable turtles. Your donation will be directed to restoration of turtle habitat and other projects of greatest priority for reef recovery.