Protecting Nesting Sea Turtles in Volusia and Flagler Counties, Florida.
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Alex Barnette Arlene Deegan A Scent to Remember Bambi & Michael Pro Beach Front Grille Bill & Margie Hanson Break Awayz Café by the Sea Candy Taylor Charles & Mami Stanley Chris & Kate Nelson Crabby Joes Cracked Egg Diner Danielle Rogers Deena Delany Faye & Lanny Johnson Flagler Animal Hospital Flagler Beach Gift Shop Flagler Board Shack Flagler Fish Company Flagler Surf Flagler Tea Company |
Friends Café
Ginger Pinholster Greg Lynn Jewelers Hammock Gardens Hammock Hardware High Tides Jan & Harvey Hatridge JAVA Joint Jimmy’s Hang Ten Jose Gasper Treasure Company Joyce Cunningham- Caldwell Junque in the Trunk Kathie Bunch Kona Ice Flagler Kona Ice Volusia Lagerheads Bar & Grill Larry & Laurel Allberg Laurel Coulon Laura & Richard Rauscher Lynnda McCoy Margaret Markes Martine McCartney Hair Design Martins Restaurant |
Mary Louk
Metro Diner Mick & Marcy Schorsch Oceanside Beach Bar Old Time Radio Show Patrick & Dena Laurienti In Memory of Larry Powell Publix Supermarkets Roger & Gloria Diagstedt Romero’s Tuscany by the Sea Snack Jacks, High Jackers Southeast Jewelry Stephanie & Dave Fabrizi Target, Palm Coast Tortugas Tri City Cycles Turtle Shack UPS Store- Palm Coast Veranda Pampering Salon Vessels Whaam Burger Z Wave Surf Shop |
LOGGERHEADThe Loggerhead Turtle is the most common turtle on our beaches. She is named for her immense, block-like head and strong jaws.
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LEATHERBACKThe Leatherback Turtle is the largest turtle. She has a leathery shell, can reach up to 7 feet in length and weigh up to 1,500 pounds.
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GREENThe Green Turtle gets her name from the color of her fat. She is an herbivore, eating plants, sea grasses,
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HAWKSBILLThe Hawksbill Turtle has a beautiful, distinct carapace (shell). It is tortoiseshell in color and almost heart-shaped.
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KEMP'S RIDLEYThe Kemp's Ridley is the most endangered sea turtle in the world. She is relatively small, weighing less than 100 pounds.
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