http://www.tourdeturtle.org Started in 2008, the Tour de Turtles (TdT) is a fun, educational journey through the science, research and geography of sea turtle migration using satellite telemetry. Created by Sea Turtle Conservancy, with help from sponsors and partners, this event follows the marathon migration of sea turtles, representing different species, from their nesting beaches to their foraging grounds. 2009 is the second year of the TdT and will follow the migration of ten sea turtles, representing four different sp en-US Copyright 2010 by MeGotta, Inc., All rights reserved no-reply@toonplayer.com The 2011 Tour de Turtles kick off party and release of Bubbles was a lot of fun. The kick off event featured some delicious food from Petty's Meat Market and free drinks! It also featured a silent auction that helped raise money for the Sea Turtle Conservancy to continue its mission to protect sea turtles and educate the public. <br /><br />The following morning was the release of Bubbles, the 325 pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle. While she was having the transmitter attached people were invited to come see her and learn a little about the species and the importance of the research in which Bubbles will participate. Meanwhile, at the Barrier Island Sanctuary, there was lots going on! Everyone was invited to get a Tour de Turtles stick on Tattoo and to stock up on sunscreen from our very generous sunscreen sponsors, Reef Safe Suncare. There were also activities tables where you could make a sea turtle shaped backpack and another where you could make a hand held sea turtle sign. <br /><br />It was a ton of fun and great to see Bubbles start her race. We thank all the sponsors, including Little Tykes, and all the people who helped make this event such a great success. And most of all, a special thanks to all the people who came out to support the event and to further the cause of protecting sea turtles and their habitat. http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1473.aspx Tue, 02 Aug 2011 12:25:49 GMT The 2011 Tour de Turtles kick off party and release of Bubbles was a lot of fun. The kick off event featured some delicious food from Petty's Meat Market and free drinks! It also featured a silent auction that helped raise money for the Sea Turtle Conservancy to continue its mission to protect sea turtles and educate the public. <br /><br />The following morning was the release of Bubbles, the 325 pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle. While she was having the transmitter attached people were invited to come see her and learn a little about the species and the importance of the research in which Bubbles will participate. Meanwhile, at the Barrier Island Sanctuary, there was lots going on! Everyone was invited to get a Tour de Turtles stick on Tattoo and to stock up on sunscreen from our very generous sunscreen sponsors, Reef Safe Suncare. There were also activities tables where you could make a sea turtle shaped backpack and another where you could make a hand held sea turtle sign. <br /><br />It was a ton of fun and great to see Bubbles start her race. We thank all the sponsors, including Little Tykes, and all the people who helped make this event such a great success. And most of all, a special thanks to all the people who came out to support the event and to further the cause of protecting sea turtles and their habitat. http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1474.aspx Tue, 02 Aug 2011 12:25:49 GMT The 2011 Tour de Turtles kick off party and release of Bubbles was a lot of fun. The kick off event featured some delicious food from Petty's Meat Market and free drinks! It also featured a silent auction that helped raise money for the Sea Turtle Conservancy to continue its mission to protect sea turtles and educate the public. <br /><br />The following morning was the release of Bubbles, the 325 pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle. While she was having the transmitter attached people were invited to come see her and learn a little about the species and the importance of the research in which Bubbles will participate. Meanwhile, at the Barrier Island Sanctuary, there was lots going on! Everyone was invited to get a Tour de Turtles stick on Tattoo and to stock up on sunscreen from our very generous sunscreen sponsors, Reef Safe Suncare. There were also activities tables where you could make a sea turtle shaped backpack and another where you could make a hand held sea turtle sign. <br /><br />It was a ton of fun and great to see Bubbles start her race. We thank all the sponsors, including Little Tykes, and all the people who helped make this event such a great success. And most of all, a special thanks to all the people who came out to support the event and to further the cause of protecting sea turtles and their habitat. http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1472.aspx Tue, 02 Aug 2011 12:25:49 GMT The 2011 Tour de Turtles kick off party and release of Bubbles was a lot of fun. The kick off event featured some delicious food from Petty's Meat Market and free drinks! It also featured a silent auction that helped raise money for the Sea Turtle Conservancy to continue its mission to protect sea turtles and educate the public. <br /><br />The following morning was the release of Bubbles, the 325 pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle. While she was having the transmitter attached people were invited to come see her and learn a little about the species and the importance of the research in which Bubbles will participate. Meanwhile, at the Barrier Island Sanctuary, there was lots going on! Everyone was invited to get a Tour de Turtles stick on Tattoo and to stock up on sunscreen from our very generous sunscreen sponsors, Reef Safe Suncare. There were also activities tables where you could make a sea turtle shaped backpack and another where you could make a hand held sea turtle sign. <br /><br />It was a ton of fun and great to see Bubbles start her race. We thank all the sponsors, including Little Tykes, and all the people who helped make this event such a great success. And most of all, a special thanks to all the people who came out to support the event and to further the cause of protecting sea turtles and their habitat. http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1471.aspx Tue, 02 Aug 2011 12:25:48 GMT The 2011 Tour de Turtles kick off party and release of Bubbles was a lot of fun. The kick off event featured some delicious food from Petty's Meat Market and free drinks! It also featured a silent auction that helped raise money for the Sea Turtle Conservancy to continue its mission to protect sea turtles and educate the public. <br /><br />The following morning was the release of Bubbles, the 325 pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle. While she was having the transmitter attached people were invited to come see her and learn a little about the species and the importance of the research in which Bubbles will participate. Meanwhile, at the Barrier Island Sanctuary, there was lots going on! Everyone was invited to get a Tour de Turtles stick on Tattoo and to stock up on sunscreen from our very generous sunscreen sponsors, Reef Safe Suncare. There were also activities tables where you could make a sea turtle shaped backpack and another where you could make a hand held sea turtle sign. <br /><br />It was a ton of fun and great to see Bubbles start her race. We thank all the sponsors, including Little Tykes, and all the people who helped make this event such a great success. And most of all, a special thanks to all the people who came out to support the event and to further the cause of protecting sea turtles and their habitat. http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1470.aspx Tue, 02 Aug 2011 12:25:48 GMT The 2011 Tour de Turtles kick off party and release of Bubbles was a lot of fun. The kick off event featured some delicious food from Petty's Meat Market and free drinks! It also featured a silent auction that helped raise money for the Sea Turtle Conservancy to continue its mission to protect sea turtles and educate the public. <br /><br />The following morning was the release of Bubbles, the 325 pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle. While she was having the transmitter attached people were invited to come see her and learn a little about the species and the importance of the research in which Bubbles will participate. Meanwhile, at the Barrier Island Sanctuary, there was lots going on! Everyone was invited to get a Tour de Turtles stick on Tattoo and to stock up on sunscreen from our very generous sunscreen sponsors, Reef Safe Suncare. There were also activities tables where you could make a sea turtle shaped backpack and another where you could make a hand held sea turtle sign. <br /><br />It was a ton of fun and great to see Bubbles start her race. We thank all the sponsors, including Little Tykes, and all the people who helped make this event such a great success. And most of all, a special thanks to all the people who came out to support the event and to further the cause of protecting sea turtles and their habitat. http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1468.aspx Tue, 02 Aug 2011 12:25:48 GMT The 2011 Tour de Turtles kick off party and release of Bubbles was a lot of fun. The kick off event featured some delicious food from Petty's Meat Market and free drinks! It also featured a silent auction that helped raise money for the Sea Turtle Conservancy to continue its mission to protect sea turtles and educate the public. <br /><br />The following morning was the release of Bubbles, the 325 pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle. While she was having the transmitter attached people were invited to come see her and learn a little about the species and the importance of the research in which Bubbles will participate. Meanwhile, at the Barrier Island Sanctuary, there was lots going on! Everyone was invited to get a Tour de Turtles stick on Tattoo and to stock up on sunscreen from our very generous sunscreen sponsors, Reef Safe Suncare. There were also activities tables where you could make a sea turtle shaped backpack and another where you could make a hand held sea turtle sign. <br /><br />It was a ton of fun and great to see Bubbles start her race. We thank all the sponsors, including Little Tykes, and all the people who helped make this event such a great success. And most of all, a special thanks to all the people who came out to support the event and to further the cause of protecting sea turtles and their habitat. http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1469.aspx Tue, 02 Aug 2011 12:25:48 GMT The 2011 Tour de Turtles kick off party and release of Bubbles was a lot of fun. The kick off event featured some delicious food from Petty's Meat Market and free drinks! It also featured a silent auction that helped raise money for the Sea Turtle Conservancy to continue its mission to protect sea turtles and educate the public. <br /><br />The following morning was the release of Bubbles, the 325 pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle. While she was having the transmitter attached people were invited to come see her and learn a little about the species and the importance of the research in which Bubbles will participate. Meanwhile, at the Barrier Island Sanctuary, there was lots going on! Everyone was invited to get a Tour de Turtles stick on Tattoo and to stock up on sunscreen from our very generous sunscreen sponsors, Reef Safe Suncare. There were also activities tables where you could make a sea turtle shaped backpack and another where you could make a hand held sea turtle sign. <br /><br />It was a ton of fun and great to see Bubbles start her race. We thank all the sponsors, including Little Tykes, and all the people who helped make this event such a great success. And most of all, a special thanks to all the people who came out to support the event and to further the cause of protecting sea turtles and their habitat. http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1467.aspx Tue, 02 Aug 2011 12:25:48 GMT The 2011 Tour de Turtles kick off party and release of Bubbles was a lot of fun. The kick off event featured some delicious food from Petty's Meat Market and free drinks! It also featured a silent auction that helped raise money for the Sea Turtle Conservancy to continue its mission to protect sea turtles and educate the public. <br /><br />The following morning was the release of Bubbles, the 325 pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle. While she was having the transmitter attached people were invited to come see her and learn a little about the species and the importance of the research in which Bubbles will participate. Meanwhile, at the Barrier Island Sanctuary, there was lots going on! Everyone was invited to get a Tour de Turtles stick on Tattoo and to stock up on sunscreen from our very generous sunscreen sponsors, Reef Safe Suncare. There were also activities tables where you could make a sea turtle shaped backpack and another where you could make a hand held sea turtle sign. <br /><br />It was a ton of fun and great to see Bubbles start her race. We thank all the sponsors, including Little Tykes, and all the people who helped make this event such a great success. And most of all, a special thanks to all the people who came out to support the event and to further the cause of protecting sea turtles and their habitat. http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1465.aspx Tue, 02 Aug 2011 12:25:48 GMT The 2011 Tour de Turtles kick off party and release of Bubbles was a lot of fun. The kick off event featured some delicious food from Petty's Meat Market and free drinks! It also featured a silent auction that helped raise money for the Sea Turtle Conservancy to continue its mission to protect sea turtles and educate the public. <br /><br />The following morning was the release of Bubbles, the 325 pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle. While she was having the transmitter attached people were invited to come see her and learn a little about the species and the importance of the research in which Bubbles will participate. Meanwhile, at the Barrier Island Sanctuary, there was lots going on! Everyone was invited to get a Tour de Turtles stick on Tattoo and to stock up on sunscreen from our very generous sunscreen sponsors, Reef Safe Suncare. There were also activities tables where you could make a sea turtle shaped backpack and another where you could make a hand held sea turtle sign. <br /><br />It was a ton of fun and great to see Bubbles start her race. We thank all the sponsors, including Little Tykes, and all the people who helped make this event such a great success. And most of all, a special thanks to all the people who came out to support the event and to further the cause of protecting sea turtles and their habitat. http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1466.aspx Tue, 02 Aug 2011 12:25:48 GMT The 2011 Tour de Turtles kick off party and release of Bubbles was a lot of fun. The kick off event featured some delicious food from Petty's Meat Market and free drinks! It also featured a silent auction that helped raise money for the Sea Turtle Conservancy to continue its mission to protect sea turtles and educate the public. <br /><br />The following morning was the release of Bubbles, the 325 pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle. While she was having the transmitter attached people were invited to come see her and learn a little about the species and the importance of the research in which Bubbles will participate. Meanwhile, at the Barrier Island Sanctuary, there was lots going on! Everyone was invited to get a Tour de Turtles stick on Tattoo and to stock up on sunscreen from our very generous sunscreen sponsors, Reef Safe Suncare. There were also activities tables where you could make a sea turtle shaped backpack and another where you could make a hand held sea turtle sign. <br /><br />It was a ton of fun and great to see Bubbles start her race. We thank all the sponsors, including Little Tykes, and all the people who helped make this event such a great success. And most of all, a special thanks to all the people who came out to support the event and to further the cause of protecting sea turtles and their habitat. http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1463.aspx Tue, 02 Aug 2011 12:25:48 GMT The 2011 Tour de Turtles kick off party and release of Bubbles was a lot of fun. The kick off event featured some delicious food from Petty's Meat Market and free drinks! It also featured a silent auction that helped raise money for the Sea Turtle Conservancy to continue its mission to protect sea turtles and educate the public. <br /><br />The following morning was the release of Bubbles, the 325 pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle. While she was having the transmitter attached people were invited to come see her and learn a little about the species and the importance of the research in which Bubbles will participate. Meanwhile, at the Barrier Island Sanctuary, there was lots going on! Everyone was invited to get a Tour de Turtles stick on Tattoo and to stock up on sunscreen from our very generous sunscreen sponsors, Reef Safe Suncare. There were also activities tables where you could make a sea turtle shaped backpack and another where you could make a hand held sea turtle sign. <br /><br />It was a ton of fun and great to see Bubbles start her race. We thank all the sponsors, including Little Tykes, and all the people who helped make this event such a great success. And most of all, a special thanks to all the people who came out to support the event and to further the cause of protecting sea turtles and their habitat. http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1464.aspx Tue, 02 Aug 2011 12:25:48 GMT The 2011 Tour de Turtles kick off party and release of Bubbles was a lot of fun. The kick off event featured some delicious food from Petty's Meat Market and free drinks! It also featured a silent auction that helped raise money for the Sea Turtle Conservancy to continue its mission to protect sea turtles and educate the public. <br /><br />The following morning was the release of Bubbles, the 325 pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle. While she was having the transmitter attached people were invited to come see her and learn a little about the species and the importance of the research in which Bubbles will participate. Meanwhile, at the Barrier Island Sanctuary, there was lots going on! Everyone was invited to get a Tour de Turtles stick on Tattoo and to stock up on sunscreen from our very generous sunscreen sponsors, Reef Safe Suncare. There were also activities tables where you could make a sea turtle shaped backpack and another where you could make a hand held sea turtle sign. <br /><br />It was a ton of fun and great to see Bubbles start her race. We thank all the sponsors, including Little Tykes, and all the people who helped make this event such a great success. And most of all, a special thanks to all the people who came out to support the event and to further the cause of protecting sea turtles and their habitat. http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1462.aspx Tue, 02 Aug 2011 12:25:48 GMT The 2011 Tour de Turtles kick off party and release of Bubbles was a lot of fun. The kick off event featured some delicious food from Petty's Meat Market and free drinks! It also featured a silent auction that helped raise money for the Sea Turtle Conservancy to continue its mission to protect sea turtles and educate the public. <br /><br />The following morning was the release of Bubbles, the 325 pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle. While she was having the transmitter attached people were invited to come see her and learn a little about the species and the importance of the research in which Bubbles will participate. Meanwhile, at the Barrier Island Sanctuary, there was lots going on! Everyone was invited to get a Tour de Turtles stick on Tattoo and to stock up on sunscreen from our very generous sunscreen sponsors, Reef Safe Suncare. There were also activities tables where you could make a sea turtle shaped backpack and another where you could make a hand held sea turtle sign. <br /><br />It was a ton of fun and great to see Bubbles start her race. We thank all the sponsors, including Little Tykes, and all the people who helped make this event such a great success. And most of all, a special thanks to all the people who came out to support the event and to further the cause of protecting sea turtles and their habitat. http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1460.aspx Tue, 02 Aug 2011 12:25:48 GMT The 2011 Tour de Turtles kick off party and release of Bubbles was a lot of fun. The kick off event featured some delicious food from Petty's Meat Market and free drinks! It also featured a silent auction that helped raise money for the Sea Turtle Conservancy to continue its mission to protect sea turtles and educate the public. <br /><br />The following morning was the release of Bubbles, the 325 pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle. While she was having the transmitter attached people were invited to come see her and learn a little about the species and the importance of the research in which Bubbles will participate. Meanwhile, at the Barrier Island Sanctuary, there was lots going on! Everyone was invited to get a Tour de Turtles stick on Tattoo and to stock up on sunscreen from our very generous sunscreen sponsors, Reef Safe Suncare. There were also activities tables where you could make a sea turtle shaped backpack and another where you could make a hand held sea turtle sign. <br /><br />It was a ton of fun and great to see Bubbles start her race. We thank all the sponsors, including Little Tykes, and all the people who helped make this event such a great success. And most of all, a special thanks to all the people who came out to support the event and to further the cause of protecting sea turtles and their habitat. http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1461.aspx Tue, 02 Aug 2011 12:25:48 GMT The 2011 Tour de Turtles kick off party and release of Bubbles was a lot of fun. The kick off event featured some delicious food from Petty's Meat Market and free drinks! It also featured a silent auction that helped raise money for the Sea Turtle Conservancy to continue its mission to protect sea turtles and educate the public. <br /><br />The following morning was the release of Bubbles, the 325 pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle. While she was having the transmitter attached people were invited to come see her and learn a little about the species and the importance of the research in which Bubbles will participate. Meanwhile, at the Barrier Island Sanctuary, there was lots going on! Everyone was invited to get a Tour de Turtles stick on Tattoo and to stock up on sunscreen from our very generous sunscreen sponsors, Reef Safe Suncare. There were also activities tables where you could make a sea turtle shaped backpack and another where you could make a hand held sea turtle sign. <br /><br />It was a ton of fun and great to see Bubbles start her race. We thank all the sponsors, including Little Tykes, and all the people who helped make this event such a great success. And most of all, a special thanks to all the people who came out to support the event and to further the cause of protecting sea turtles and their habitat. http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1459.aspx Tue, 02 Aug 2011 12:25:48 GMT The 2011 Tour de Turtles kick off party and release of Bubbles was a lot of fun. The kick off event featured some delicious food from Petty's Meat Market and free drinks! It also featured a silent auction that helped raise money for the Sea Turtle Conservancy to continue its mission to protect sea turtles and educate the public. <br /><br />The following morning was the release of Bubbles, the 325 pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle. While she was having the transmitter attached people were invited to come see her and learn a little about the species and the importance of the research in which Bubbles will participate. Meanwhile, at the Barrier Island Sanctuary, there was lots going on! Everyone was invited to get a Tour de Turtles stick on Tattoo and to stock up on sunscreen from our very generous sunscreen sponsors, Reef Safe Suncare. There were also activities tables where you could make a sea turtle shaped backpack and another where you could make a hand held sea turtle sign. <br /><br />It was a ton of fun and great to see Bubbles start her race. We thank all the sponsors, including Little Tykes, and all the people who helped make this event such a great success. And most of all, a special thanks to all the people who came out to support the event and to further the cause of protecting sea turtles and their habitat. http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1458.aspx Tue, 02 Aug 2011 12:25:48 GMT The 2011 Tour de Turtles kick off party and release of Bubbles was a lot of fun. The kick off event featured some delicious food from Petty's Meat Market and free drinks! It also featured a silent auction that helped raise money for the Sea Turtle Conservancy to continue its mission to protect sea turtles and educate the public. <br /><br />The following morning was the release of Bubbles, the 325 pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle. While she was having the transmitter attached people were invited to come see her and learn a little about the species and the importance of the research in which Bubbles will participate. Meanwhile, at the Barrier Island Sanctuary, there was lots going on! Everyone was invited to get a Tour de Turtles stick on Tattoo and to stock up on sunscreen from our very generous sunscreen sponsors, Reef Safe Suncare. There were also activities tables where you could make a sea turtle shaped backpack and another where you could make a hand held sea turtle sign. <br /><br />It was a ton of fun and great to see Bubbles start her race. We thank all the sponsors, including Little Tykes, and all the people who helped make this event such a great success. And most of all, a special thanks to all the people who came out to support the event and to further the cause of protecting sea turtles and their habitat. http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1457.aspx Tue, 02 Aug 2011 12:25:48 GMT The 2011 Tour de Turtles kick off party and release of Bubbles was a lot of fun. The kick off event featured some delicious food from Petty's Meat Market and free drinks! It also featured a silent auction that helped raise money for the Sea Turtle Conservancy to continue its mission to protect sea turtles and educate the public. <br /><br />The following morning was the release of Bubbles, the 325 pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle. While she was having the transmitter attached people were invited to come see her and learn a little about the species and the importance of the research in which Bubbles will participate. Meanwhile, at the Barrier Island Sanctuary, there was lots going on! Everyone was invited to get a Tour de Turtles stick on Tattoo and to stock up on sunscreen from our very generous sunscreen sponsors, Reef Safe Suncare. There were also activities tables where you could make a sea turtle shaped backpack and another where you could make a hand held sea turtle sign. <br /><br />It was a ton of fun and great to see Bubbles start her race. We thank all the sponsors, including Little Tykes, and all the people who helped make this event such a great success. And most of all, a special thanks to all the people who came out to support the event and to further the cause of protecting sea turtles and their habitat. http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1456.aspx Tue, 02 Aug 2011 12:25:48 GMT The 2011 Tour de Turtles kick off party and release of Bubbles was a lot of fun. The kick off event featured some delicious food from Petty's Meat Market and free drinks! It also featured a silent auction that helped raise money for the Sea Turtle Conservancy to continue its mission to protect sea turtles and educate the public. <br /><br />The following morning was the release of Bubbles, the 325 pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle. While she was having the transmitter attached people were invited to come see her and learn a little about the species and the importance of the research in which Bubbles will participate. Meanwhile, at the Barrier Island Sanctuary, there was lots going on! Everyone was invited to get a Tour de Turtles stick on Tattoo and to stock up on sunscreen from our very generous sunscreen sponsors, Reef Safe Suncare. There were also activities tables where you could make a sea turtle shaped backpack and another where you could make a hand held sea turtle sign. <br /><br />It was a ton of fun and great to see Bubbles start her race. We thank all the sponsors, including Little Tykes, and all the people who helped make this event such a great success. And most of all, a special thanks to all the people who came out to support the event and to further the cause of protecting sea turtles and their habitat. http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1454.aspx Tue, 02 Aug 2011 12:25:48 GMT The 2011 Tour de Turtles kick off party and release of Bubbles was a lot of fun. The kick off event featured some delicious food from Petty's Meat Market and free drinks! It also featured a silent auction that helped raise money for the Sea Turtle Conservancy to continue its mission to protect sea turtles and educate the public. <br /><br />The following morning was the release of Bubbles, the 325 pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle. While she was having the transmitter attached people were invited to come see her and learn a little about the species and the importance of the research in which Bubbles will participate. Meanwhile, at the Barrier Island Sanctuary, there was lots going on! Everyone was invited to get a Tour de Turtles stick on Tattoo and to stock up on sunscreen from our very generous sunscreen sponsors, Reef Safe Suncare. There were also activities tables where you could make a sea turtle shaped backpack and another where you could make a hand held sea turtle sign. <br /><br />It was a ton of fun and great to see Bubbles start her race. We thank all the sponsors, including Little Tykes, and all the people who helped make this event such a great success. And most of all, a special thanks to all the people who came out to support the event and to further the cause of protecting sea turtles and their habitat. http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1455.aspx Tue, 02 Aug 2011 12:25:48 GMT The 2011 Tour de Turtles kick off party and release of Bubbles was a lot of fun. The kick off event featured some delicious food from Petty's Meat Market and free drinks! It also featured a silent auction that helped raise money for the Sea Turtle Conservancy to continue its mission to protect sea turtles and educate the public. <br /><br />The following morning was the release of Bubbles, the 325 pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle. While she was having the transmitter attached people were invited to come see her and learn a little about the species and the importance of the research in which Bubbles will participate. Meanwhile, at the Barrier Island Sanctuary, there was lots going on! Everyone was invited to get a Tour de Turtles stick on Tattoo and to stock up on sunscreen from our very generous sunscreen sponsors, Reef Safe Suncare. There were also activities tables where you could make a sea turtle shaped backpack and another where you could make a hand held sea turtle sign. <br /><br />It was a ton of fun and great to see Bubbles start her race. We thank all the sponsors, including Little Tykes, and all the people who helped make this event such a great success. And most of all, a special thanks to all the people who came out to support the event and to further the cause of protecting sea turtles and their habitat. http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1453.aspx Tue, 02 Aug 2011 12:25:48 GMT The 2011 Tour de Turtles kick off party and release of Bubbles was a lot of fun. The kick off event featured some delicious food from Petty's Meat Market and free drinks! It also featured a silent auction that helped raise money for the Sea Turtle Conservancy to continue its mission to protect sea turtles and educate the public. <br /><br />The following morning was the release of Bubbles, the 325 pound Loggerhead Sea Turtle. While she was having the transmitter attached people were invited to come see her and learn a little about the species and the importance of the research in which Bubbles will participate. Meanwhile, at the Barrier Island Sanctuary, there was lots going on! Everyone was invited to get a Tour de Turtles stick on Tattoo and to stock up on sunscreen from our very generous sunscreen sponsors, Reef Safe Suncare. There were also activities tables where you could make a sea turtle shaped backpack and another where you could make a hand held sea turtle sign. <br /><br />It was a ton of fun and great to see Bubbles start her race. We thank all the sponsors, including Little Tykes, and all the people who helped make this event such a great success. And most of all, a special thanks to all the people who came out to support the event and to further the cause of protecting sea turtles and their habitat. http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1452.aspx Tue, 02 Aug 2011 12:25:48 GMT Share this graphic on your blog and with your friends http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1417.aspx Thu, 22 Jul 2010 19:39:15 GMT Share these images with your friends and post on your webpage. http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1415.aspx Thu, 22 Jul 2010 00:04:08 GMT http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1414.aspx Wed, 21 Jul 2010 23:13:03 GMT http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1412.aspx Wed, 21 Jul 2010 23:13:03 GMT http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1413.aspx Wed, 21 Jul 2010 23:13:03 GMT http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1411.aspx Wed, 21 Jul 2010 23:13:03 GMT 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from the Four Seasons Resort in Nevis http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1383.aspx Wed, 21 Jul 2010 22:43:30 GMT CCC board member Tara MacIntyre poses with Ms. Nevis during Hibiscus' release http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1382.aspx Wed, 21 Jul 2010 22:43:30 GMT Hibiscus is released from the Four Seasons Resort in Nevis http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1381.aspx Wed, 21 Jul 2010 22:43:30 GMT Hibiscus is released from the Four Seasons Resort in Nevis http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1380.aspx Wed, 21 Jul 2010 22:43:30 GMT Sunshine's Release in Nevis, West Indies http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1379.aspx Wed, 21 Jul 2010 22:39:51 GMT Sunshine's Release in Nevis, West Indies http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1378.aspx Wed, 21 Jul 2010 22:39:51 GMT Sunshine's Release in Nevis, West Indies 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it has a long and prosperous lifespan. http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1371.aspx Wed, 21 Jul 2010 22:32:11 GMT Scientists give Belle a good rubdown to get her ready for the satellite transmitter attachment. They've carefully removed all the barnacles. http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1370.aspx Wed, 21 Jul 2010 22:32:11 GMT Belle enjoys a nice soak after being fitted with a satellite transmitter http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1369.aspx Wed, 21 Jul 2010 22:32:11 GMT http://www.tourdeturtle.org/Photos/ppctl/subdetails/ppsubid/1368.aspx Wed, 21 Jul 2010 22:30:10 GMT