Hawksbill Turtle

Facts and Figures
- The Hawksbill Turtle can be recognised by its parrot-like beak
- They live in tropical coral reefs
- Up to 95% of their diet consists of the aquatic animal sponges
- Adult females can weight up to 50kg
- In 1996 the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species labeled them as critically endangered
- Every year over 250,000 turtles drown in fishing nets
How Does Your Money Help?
- Expanding existing Marine Protected Areas
- Working with governments to ban harvesting of marine turtles
- Just £60 will purchase one pair of binoculars to help to police Marine Protected Areas
