Saving Sea Turtles in the Caribbean

For nearly 30 years, the Wider Caribbean Sea Turtle Conservation Network (WIDECAST) has brought stakeholders together to implement a suite of sea turtle conservation policies and programs in the region. Its efforts are paying off - the Caribbean is the only geographic region in the world that can demonstrate rising populations of all six of its marine turtle species. Learn more in our Eco-Exchange newsletter.

Projects & Tools

A searchable list of more than 350 conservation projects and tools that meet the priority migratory species conservation needs identified by WHMSI stakeholders.

Migratory Species Conservation Projects

Learn more about migratory species conservation in the Eco-Index.

Award-Winning Projects

Learn more about outstanding migratory species conservation projects that have been designated as one of the Eco-Index's award-winning initiatives:

Best Lessons Learned

Monitoring & Evaluation

Eco-Initiative of the Month

Resources

In Print and Online -- read reviews and link to reports related to migratory species conservation.

Recommended Links -- read reviews of useful Web sites related to migratory species conservation.

Stories from the Field

Read in-depth interviews with migratory species conservation project directors, who share information about their successes, lessons learned and experiences while working in the field.

Updates

Conference proceedings from the Third Western Hemisphere Migratory Species Initiative Conference, held from July 22 - 25, 2008 in Asunción, Paraguay.

The Society for the Conservation and Study of Caribbean Birds (SCSCB) and the Environmental Awareness Group are organizing the "Beyond the Beach -- Birds and Tourism for Sustainable Islands" meeting, to be held July 14 - 18, 2009 at the Jolly Beach Resort in Bolans Village, Antigua.

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