Commitment to Sea Turtle Conservation at Tamar Project

Sea turtles are a vital part of marine ecosystems, and the Tamar Project plays a crucial role in their preservation in Brazil.

Founded in 1980 by marine biologist Dr. Guy Marcovaldi, the Tamar Project has helped to recover endangered sea turtle populations. This initiative showcases unique coastal architecture that's eco-friendly, blending seamlessly with the natural surroundings while offering educational resources about local marine biodiversity.

Noteworthy Features

🐢 Breeding Programs: Tamar oversees several breeding programs for various sea turtle species, helping to restore their numbers.

🌊 Educational Exhibits: Visitors gain insights into the ecology of sea turtles and conservation efforts through interactive displays.

🦈 Volunteer Opportunities: The project actively involves the community and tourists in conservation activities, promoting environmental stewardship.

Accessible for all, the Tamar Project is inviting to families, students, and anyone passionate about marine conservation.