ADOPT A BEACH SIGN UP SHEET
Thank you for your interest in our Adopt A Beach Program and participating in citizen science! There are five options to choose from, please review categories and complete sign up form at bottom of page.
COASTAL RESIDENT Optional Donation
Ideal for private coastal homes located on important nesting beaches. Sign up and you'll be kept abreast of activities and you'll receive recognition for your support!
RESORT Optional Donation
Sign up your resort and showcase your commitment to sea turtle conservation. You'll receive a laminated certificate that can be proudly be displayed in your lobby and receive laminated Nesting Beach and In-water Sea Turtle Fact Sheets for each guest room so their guests may learn and participate in the program.
TURTLE CLUB Optional Donation
Available to volunteers, schools, community organizations, and others who would like to participate in the program under the guidance of a member of the Belize Sea Turtle Conservation Network.
ADOPT AN ISOLATED BEACH Donation $3,000
Many miles of important sea turtle nesting beaches are found along isolated sections of the mainland coast of Belize. The isolated beaches support endangered hawkbill sea turtles. Important beaches includes those at Gales Point, Mullins River, Hopkins, Seine Bight, Northern Placencia Peninsula, Monkey River and Punta Negra. Select which beach you would like to adopt or let us decide which nesting beach should benefit. Your donation will send a team of biologist to the beach to monitor nesting activity and nest success.
ADOPT ALL BEACHES Donation $20,000
It is important that we conduct a nationwide survey to determine if nesting beaches are still active, how many turtles nest, and to identify new nesting sites. The last survey of this type was completed 30 years ago. A nationwide survey is urgently needed so we can determine changes in nesting beach populations. Your contribution to this important activity will enable members of the Turtle Network to conduct one nationwide survey of all sandy beaches. The resulting data will be used to identify important nesting areas for sea turtles and to ensure their protection in the future.
COASTAL RESIDENT Optional Donation
Ideal for private coastal homes located on important nesting beaches. Sign up and you'll be kept abreast of activities and you'll receive recognition for your support!
RESORT Optional Donation
Sign up your resort and showcase your commitment to sea turtle conservation. You'll receive a laminated certificate that can be proudly be displayed in your lobby and receive laminated Nesting Beach and In-water Sea Turtle Fact Sheets for each guest room so their guests may learn and participate in the program.
TURTLE CLUB Optional Donation
Available to volunteers, schools, community organizations, and others who would like to participate in the program under the guidance of a member of the Belize Sea Turtle Conservation Network.
ADOPT AN ISOLATED BEACH Donation $3,000
Many miles of important sea turtle nesting beaches are found along isolated sections of the mainland coast of Belize. The isolated beaches support endangered hawkbill sea turtles. Important beaches includes those at Gales Point, Mullins River, Hopkins, Seine Bight, Northern Placencia Peninsula, Monkey River and Punta Negra. Select which beach you would like to adopt or let us decide which nesting beach should benefit. Your donation will send a team of biologist to the beach to monitor nesting activity and nest success.
ADOPT ALL BEACHES Donation $20,000
It is important that we conduct a nationwide survey to determine if nesting beaches are still active, how many turtles nest, and to identify new nesting sites. The last survey of this type was completed 30 years ago. A nationwide survey is urgently needed so we can determine changes in nesting beach populations. Your contribution to this important activity will enable members of the Turtle Network to conduct one nationwide survey of all sandy beaches. The resulting data will be used to identify important nesting areas for sea turtles and to ensure their protection in the future.