HAWKSBILL PROJECT
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In 2025, THP is headed to Honduras!
We asked for project proposals from numerous hawksbill turtle projects around the globe in our on going effort to assist in the preservation of hawkbills. Protector submitted an outstanding plan for the first in water assessment of the island of Guanaja.
June July | 2025
THP's interview with the ST. Thomas Source!
Our Mission
To bring people and sea turtles together in a shared journey of discovery, understanding, and conservation
HAWKBILL SEA TURTLES
HAWKSBILL SEA TURTLES ARE CRITICALLY ENDANGERED. THIS MEANS THEY FACE THE REAL THREAT OF EXTINCTION. THEIR EXPLOITATION DATES BACK CENTURIES AND MAY BE THE MOST OVER EXPLOITED SEA TURTLE SPECIES
THE HAWKSBILL PROJECT
THE HAWKSBILL PROJECT IS A NEWLY CREATED U.K. BASED SEA TURTLE CHARITY. THE HAWKSBILL PROJECT WAS CREATED TO FOCUS ON THE MOST AT RISK, OR UNIQUE HAWKSBILL POPULATIONS UNDER THREAT
SAVING A SPECIES
IF HAWKSBILL SEA TURTLES ARE GOING TO HAVE ANY CHANCE OF RECOVERY, THE FOCUS MUST EXTEND TO INCREASING THE ABUNDANCE OF THE MOST VULNERABLE AND SECLUDED POPULATIONS
THE TEAM
MEET THE GANG ATTEMPTING TO SAVE THE WORLD'S HAWKSBILLS
WHERE WE SUCCEEDED
IN 2022!
MISSION COMPLETE!
CARRIACOU, GRENADA,W.I.: The Hawksbill Project raised $12,000 dollars to assist Ocean Spirts (research aided by the University of the Virgin Islands Sea Turtle Research and Conservation) in completing the first in water assessment of the population of sea turtles around the island of Carriacou. This study can be used as a baseline study for the island and allow the local Grenadian government to make informed decisions.
Bonaparte Rocks, Carriacou, W.I.
WHERE WE SUCCEEDED
IN 2023!
St. John, US Virgin Islands
Hawksbill Alley, Carriacou
WHERE WE SUCCEEDED IN 2024!
Lameshur Bay, St. John, US Virgin Islands
2025 PROJECTS
Honduras: this project was delayed a year but 2025 is the year! THP looks forward to assisting PROtector and their mission to research, preserve, and conserve the hawksbills of Honduras.
St. John, USVI: Year 3 of this highly anticipated project. The goal will be the same. Assess the population of hawksbill turtles around St. John but at the same time, attach satellite tags to the largest turtles in the study to examine their habitat usage and movement as they progress into adulthood.
