Ahungalla Sea Turtle Conservation Project in Sri Lanka
Protect Today, Preserve Tomorrow ♡
Conservation Sea Turtles for a better tomorrow
Ahungalla is a peaceful coastal village in Sri Lanka, close to popular beach destinations such as Bentota, Kosgoda, Balapitiya, Hikkaduwa, and Galle. This coastline is well known for sea turtle nesting beaches and marine conservation activities. The Ahungalla Sea Turtle Conservation Project focuses on protecting sea turtles through responsible care, education, volunteer support, beach cleanups, and awareness programs.
Sea turtles are ancient marine animals that travel across oceans and return to beaches to nest, playing an important role in marine ecosystems. However, they face serious threats such as plastic pollution, fishing injuries, egg poaching, coastal development, artificial lighting, and human disturbance. Our project promotes ethical conservation in Sri Lanka with a strong focus on education, awareness, and animal welfare.
What You will do
Turtle Feeding
Help feed and care for our sea turtles.
Hatchling Releases
Release baby turtles back to the ocean.
Night Patrols
Protect turtle nests and collect important data.
Marine Education
Teach and learn about marine conservation.
Research & Data
Support research and monitoring activities.
Beach Cleanups
Keep our beaches clean and safe.
Protect Sea Turtles
1 Week To 18 Weeks Programs Available
1 WEEK
2 WEEK
1 Month
€150 /week
Celebrate Birthdays With A Turtle Protection Gift Give A Meaningful Gift
Celebrate life by helping protect life. Our Birthday Turtle Protection Gift is a meaningful way to celebrate birthdays while supporting sea turtle conservation in Sri Lanka. Instead of giving a regular gift, you can make a positive impact on marine life and conservation efforts.
Your donation helps support turtle care, beach cleanups, conservation awareness, visitor education, and responsible hatchling protection activities. As a special memory, you or your loved one will receive a digital turtle protection certificate from Ahungalla Sea Turtle Conservation Project.