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World Turtle Day 2014 – Adopt a Turtle with the MCS

Rebecca Wilson on the subject of Uncategorized. Posted on May 22nd, 2014.

Green Turtle

Image source: Peter Richardson

 

Please help us, help the Marine Conservation Society (MCS), to spread the word about World Turtle Day tomorrow – Friday 23 May and encourage people to find out more about these amazing creatures.

The MCS works tirelessly to protect our seas, shores and wildlife. It is campaigning to highlight the ‘world of turtles’ and everything about these fascinating endangered reptiles ahead of World Turtle Day. All week the MCS is celebrating turtles with an online selection of turtle-related fun and activities together with information on the life of a marine turtle and how to protect them.

 

Baby Turtle on hand

Image Source: Nicholas Petrone, A New Life in My Hand

 

We’ve been proudly supporting the Marine Conservation Society for a number of years and to mark our 20th anniversary of being in business will be getting involved in World Turtle Day too. We will be adopting 20 turtles on behalf of 20 customers who buy a Turtle Mat via www.turtlemat.co.uk on World Turtle Day (23 May 2014). We’ll be choosing the lucky recipients at random next week.

 

 

 

 

 

To find out more about the MCS’ Adopt a Turtle scheme and how you can help please visit MCS’s Adopt A Turtle page here.