| About Us |
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| Beach Monitoring |
| Threats |
| Turtle Lighting |
| Arial Survey |
| About Mackay Region |
| Marine Stranding Hotline |
| Want to be a Volunteer |
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Seven Species of sea turtle are found throughout the world. Six live and nest in Queensland Australia. All species of sea turtle are considered to be endangered or vulnerable.
Mackay & District Turtle Watch consists of volunteers, who monitor beaches from Repulse Bay in the north of the Region to Stanage Bay in the south. They operate under the guidelines of the Queensland Sea Turtle Project. Members collect data on nesting sea turtles, hatchlings and stranded marine animals. The group also educates the public, through public awareness activities, at schools, community groups and on the beaches.
| "What does it say of mankind if we idly stand by and watch the extinction of a fellow species." |
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MARINE STRANDING
HOTLINE
1300 130 372
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