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Eastern Pacific Hawksbill Initiative: The Eastern Pacific Hawksbill Initiative was founded in 2008 and ever since then it has been working to save the hawksbill turtles in the eastern Pacific. The organization works with policy makers, local volunteers and scientists who works specifically in this realm through raising awareness, researching and volunteering. You can visit their site to view their ongoing projects, learn how to become a volunteer, or even adopt your very own hawksbill sea turtle.

Sea Turtle Conservancy: The Sea Turtle Conservancy is a non-profit organization that was founded in 1959 that has worked to save sea turtles from extinction since its beginning. They hope and work to restore the sea turtle population back to stability with extensive scientific research. While visiting their site, you can get current news and updates on turtles, track turtles and learn about their different programs.

Turtle Island Restoration Network: The Turtle Island Restoration Network is an organization that works to organize and prepare volunteers to work on local issues that affect their community’s marine life. Their main focus is on protecting and saving the well being of sea turtles, whales, salmon, and many other sea creatures.

The Ocean Foundation: The Ocean Foundation was created in 2001 and is a non-profit organization that works to conserve and restore the beauty of our world’s oceans and coasts. The organization collaborates with donors who wish to donate to a cause that the Ocean Foundation has contact with. Their contribution is then directed through the foundation to those that go out and make these projects a reality.

Turtle Foundation: The Turtle Foundation formed together in 2000 to protect sea turtles across the world from illegal poaching and abuse of turtles. They work to educate local communities on how they can better treat their marine life while still finding economic success in alternate ways such as tourism and local goods.