Key Features of the Turtle Conservation Center:

1. Turtle Conservation Efforts:

   • The center is involved in protecting and preserving various species of turtles, especially the endangered sea turtles such as the green sea turtle and hawksbill turtle. Efforts include releasing rehabilitated turtles back into the wild and preventing illegal poaching or exploitation.
   • The center often engages in breeding programs, where turtles are bred and cared for in safe environments before being released into the wild.

2. Education and Awareness:

   • The center serves as an educational facility, where visitors can learn about the life cycle of turtles, the threats they face (such as habitat destruction, illegal hunting, and plastic pollution), and the steps being taken to conserve them.
   • Informative displays, exhibitions, and even live turtle tanks help visitors understand the importance of protecting these ancient creatures and their habitats.

3. Turtle Rehabilitation:

   • Injured or sick turtles are brought to the center for rehabilitation. Once recovered, they are carefully released back into the ocean. The center works with veterinarians and wildlife experts to ensure the turtles' well-being during their recovery process.

4. Release Programs:

   • The center organizes turtle release events, where local communities and visitors can participate in the release of newly rehabilitated turtles into the ocean. This is often a highlight for tourists and is a meaningful way for people to get involved in conservation efforts.

5. Local Community Involvement:

   • The center works closely with local communities, educating them about turtle conservation and the importance of protecting local wildlife and natural resources. It also promotes sustainable practices to ensure the health of marine ecosystems.

Activities at the Turtle Conservation Center:

• Educational Tours: Visitors can take guided tours of the facility to learn about different species of turtles, the conservation efforts, and how they can contribute to saving these species.
• Turtle Watching: Depending on the season, there may be opportunities to watch turtles lay eggs or hatchlings making their way to the ocean.
• Volunteer Programs: For those interested in a more hands-on experience, the center may offer volunteer programs where you can assist in conservation activities.

Location:

• Tha Takho Subdistrict, Nong Ya Plong District, Phetchaburi Province, Thailand. 
  

Best Time to Visit:

• November to February: The cooler months of Thailand's dry season are ideal for visiting, as the weather is pleasant and ideal for outdoor activities.

Why Visit?

• Support Conservation Efforts: By visiting the center, you help support turtle conservation efforts and raise awareness about the importance of protecting marine life.
• Educational Experience: The center is an excellent place to learn about marine biology, ecology, and environmental protection.
• Unique Experience: Visitors have the chance to witness the rehabilitation of turtles and sometimes participate in the release of rehabilitated animals back into the wild.

Contact Information:

Phone Number: 092 272 1444