Across Georgia's 15 barrier islands, sea turtle conservation efforts appear to be paying off. Here's a look at a few of them.

A loggerhead sea turtle spotted struggling in the Indian River Bay June 21 is apparently free-swimming now, according to the Lewes-based nonprofit Marine Education, Research and Rehabilitation ...

The Coastal Stewards took over the turtle rehabilitation program in 2024 at Gumbo Limbo Nature Center, on the barrier island near Spanish River Park.

Even everyday Georgia beachgoers and tourists can play a part in the state's decades-long sea turtle conservation efforts. See how here.

Nemo spent four months at our Sea Turtle Healing Center after being found stranded with leeches and fibropapillomatosis tumors.