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A cuddly toy (optional)
My Turtles and Wild World magazine 3 times a year
Factbook, certificate, bookmarks, stickers and more
Every year, over 250,000 marine turtles drown, entangled in the fishing lines and nets that choke the world’s oceans. Help us halt the devastation.
A cuddly toy (optional)
My Turtles and Wild World magazine 3 times a year
Factbook, certificate, bookmarks, stickers and more
No problem! you can print or email a personalised gift certificate online to give on the day
Marine turtles have swum in the world’s oceans for over 100 million years. They have lungs just like us, so must come to the surface to breathe.
Location: Many species migrate for thousands of kilometres, even crossing entire oceans
Habitat: Open water and coastal habitats
Wild population: Six of the seven marine turtle species are endangered or critically endangered
The adopted hawksbill turtles live in the waters around Fiji. We have identified five females who return each year to nest on Talice beach, on the uninhabited island of Yadua Taba. We use flipper tags to track and record the turtles’ locations, to help us find out more about their movement patterns.
I adopted a polar bear because they are amazing and strong. We must do all we can to save them!Gemma Heales
I adopted a tiger because last year I volunteered at a conservation helping tigers. I helped with research and cared for two tigers who would be released into the wild in the future. I have my WWF tiger toy in my room but this is the real thing!Hus Alcam
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