Meet our Boa Esperanca camp coordinator Julie Walmsley
Name: Julie Walmsley Age: 33 Place of birth: San Fransisco, California, USA Current residence: Boa Vista, Cape Verde & London, ...
Cape Verde: African good news story – on BBC
"The remarkable economic and political progress of Cape Verde is seen as a blueprint for the rest of Africa, writes ...
New Turtle Foundation mural painting at the main-place of Sal Rei/ Boa Vista
Looking at the run-down walls of the main square in Sal Rei, we decided it was time to repaint an ...
Radio broadcast in Germany about Turtle Foundation’s Cape Verde project
In September a German journalist was visiting Cape Verde and did a radio broadcast about Turtle Foundation's volunteers working to ...
Season wrap up
(Unten ist die Übersetzung ins Deutsche) November is approaching, and it is time to pack and say goodbye to the ...
Photos from our 2011 season on Boavista, Cape Verde
Joana has posted some photos on Facebook from our work during the 2011 nesting season on Boavista. Here are a ...
Update on the satellite tagging project in Cape Verde
Observing platform sea turtle – A new interdisciplinary research project at IFM-GEOMAR - August 18, 2011, Kiel / Mindelo. In ...
Cape Verde’s Loggerhead Turtles Receive Endangered Status
Since 1978, Loggerhead turtles have been considered "Threatened" throughout their range. In 2011, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service split ...
Follow up on the quad issue on Boa Vista
An article in the Portuguese newspaper A Semana describes meetings that will lead to greater restrictions on the use of ...
Trading english classrooms for a turtle camp
From Lynnette Miller, The first time I saw a turtle lay eggs was a magical night for me. Lying silently, ...