Divers and snorkelers living and visiting the Red Sea can make the difference.
Divers and snorkelers living and visiting the Red Sea can make the difference.
Turtlewatch Egypt is a citizen science programme aimed at collecting important information on endangered marine turtles in the Egyptian Red Sea. All data contributed to the project are used to improve our knowledge of these fantastic creatures and are used towards improving their conservation and protection. Join us for a turtle-tastic underwater adventure!
NEW • Interactive game
TurtleTurtle Red Sea
Match sea turtle faces to learn photo-identification—and unlock the stories of the turtles living in the Egyptian Red Sea.
📷 Learn how photo-ID works (left vs right facial patterns)
🐢 Discover each turtle’s story & conservation facts
💪🏻 Perfect as a quick training for volunteers & new staff
Credits & data:
Photos from TurtleWatch Egypt 2.0’s photo-ID database (built since 2011).
Based on the original TurtleTurtle concept developed with support from Queen Mary University of London.
Red Sea version developed with funding from an International Sea Turtle Society Innovation Grant.
Champions Award:
We were honored with the prestigious Champions Award during the 42nd Annual Symposium on Sea Turtle Biology and Conservation.
Main donator:
Currently looking for a new main sponsor. Want to contribute to sea turtle conservation? Contact us!
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