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Sea Turtle Preservation Society

Sea Turtle Preservation Society
111 South Miramar Ave., Indialantic, FL 32903
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helping sea turtles survive / oceans / plastic pollution / plastic straw alternatives / reef-friendly sunscreen / reef-safe sunscreen / reuse / sea turtles / skip the straw

January 15, 2022

Our Choices Matter

By Aubry Forsyth With the new year upon us, let’s look at a few resolutions we can all follow to help protect our environment. Ditch single-use plastics Single-use plastics like cups and straws are...

stps / volunteer / Volunteer Spotlight

November 22, 2021

Volunteer Spotlight: VENUS WOLFE

By Megan Maynard This month’s Volunteer Spotlight is a self-proclaimed “Earth hippy spirit country girl living in the city.” Venus Wolfe moved to Brevard County in 1993 but only recently became a member of...

Dean Bagley / Everett / male greens / Peter / satellite transmitter / sea turtles / stps / tracking turtles / UCF MTRG

November 19, 2021

Losing track of Peter and Everett

Editor’s Note: This year, the STPS Board of Directors has funded two satellite transmitters for Dean Bagley, a researcher with the University of Central Florida’s Marine Turtle Research Group. STPS has supported Bagley’s work researching...

Dean Bagley / Everett / Peter / satellite transmitter / UCF MTRG

October 20, 2021

Checking in on Peter

Editor’s Note: This year, the STPS Board of Directors has funded two satellite transmitters for Dean Bagley, a researcher with the University of Central Florida’s Marine Turtle Research Group. STPS has supported Bagley’s work researching...

Dean Bagley / Everett / male greens / Peter / satellite transmitter / sea turtles / tracking turtles / UCF MTRG

October 1, 2021

Losing track of Everett

Editor’s Note: This year, the STPS Board of Directors has funded two satellite transmitters for Dean Bagley, a researcher with the University of Central Florida’s Marine Turtle Research Group. STPS has supported Bagley’s work researching...

Dean Bagley / Everett / green sea turtle / male greens / Peter / satellite transmitter / stps / UCF MTRG

September 22, 2021

An update on Everett and Peter

Editor’s Note: This year, the STPS Board of Directors has funded two satellite transmitters for Dean Bagley, a researcher with the University of Central Florida’s Marine Turtle Research Group. STPS has supported Bagley’s work researching...

Dean Bagley / Everett / male greens / Peter / satellite transmitter / sea turtles / tracking turtles / UCF MTRG

September 13, 2021

Keeping up with Everett and Peter

Editor’s Note: This year, the STPS Board of Directors has funded two satellite transmitters for Dean Bagley, a researcher with the University of Central Florida’s Marine Turtle Research Group. STPS has supported Bagley’s work researching...

helping sea turtles survive / stps / Turtle Krawl

September 6, 2021

Ready, Set, … Turtle Krawl

It’s less than a week until this year’s Turtle Krawl 5K event, which supports the Sea Turtle Preservation Society’s mission to help sea turtles survive. STPS appreciates the support that our not-for-profit organization receives...

stps / Volunteer Spotlight

September 3, 2021

Volunteer Spotlight: Brad Kuehn

By Megan Maynard We are proud to announce this month’s Volunteer Spotlight article nominee: Brad Kuehn. It may come as no surprise that he has a passion for wildlife; he was born and raised...

Where are Everett and Peter?

Dean Bagley / Everett / green sea turtle / male greens / Peter / satellite transmitter / UCF MTRG

September 2, 2021

Where are Everett and Peter?

Editor’s Note: This year, the STPS Board of Directors has funded two satellite transmitters for Dean Bagley, a researcher with the University of Central Florida’s Marine Turtle Research Group. STPS has supported Bagley’s work researching...

Checking in on Everett and Peter

Dean Bagley / Everett / green sea turtle / male greens / Peter / satellite transmitter / sea turtles / UCF MTRG

August 26, 2021

Checking in on Everett and Peter

Editor’s Note: This year, the STPS Board of Directors has funded two satellite transmitters for Dean Bagley, a researcher with the University of Central Florida’s Marine Turtle Research Group. STPS has supported Bagley’s work researching...

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Indialantic, FL 32903


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