20 €
≈ 2 400 XPF
Funds a blood test to diagnose a condition.
Every donation lets us act for the protection of sea turtles in French Polynesia: rescuing, treating and rehabilitating animals in distress, and strengthening our conservation work and education programmes to better secure their future.
Your support in practice
A few examples of what a donation actually pays for at the rehabilitation centre and in the field.
20 €
≈ 2 400 XPF
Funds a blood test to diagnose a condition.
50 €
≈ 6 000 XPF
Contributes to a rescue operation in the field.
100 €
≈ 11 900 XPF
Helps fund an X-ray to examine a sea turtle.
200 €
≈ 23 900 XPF
Funds a floating nursery to house juvenile sea turtles in rehabilitation.
These amounts are examples only: your donation is yours to set, one-off or recurring, and you choose the amount on HelloAsso's secure page.
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Sponsoring means helping fund the care of one of our residents at the centre and following her day to day throughout her rehabilitation.
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Veterinary care, food, rehabilitation pools, medical equipment and the day-to-day running of the centre that takes in injured or weakened sea turtles.
Scientific monitoring of nesting, photo-identification, satellite tags, and protection of nesting sites and marine habitats across French Polynesia.
School programmes, teaching materials and public events that raise awareness of marine protection among young Polynesians and visitors alike.
What the law says
The applicable regime depends on where you are taxed. A tax receipt is sent to you automatically after your donation.
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Thanks to you
Behind our actions and our equipment, there are donors. Here are a few of the gifts that changed our day-to-day.
Generously donated by Anne Carlier and Dirk Spillebeen (IFBD), it lets our field teams reach the motu and monitor nesting throughout the season on the Tetiaroa atoll.
Satellite tags donated by Daniel Evans and Roldan Valverde (Sea Turtle Conservancy), fitted to sea turtles in Moorea to track their movements and better understand their behaviour.
X-ray and treatment for Haki the sea turtle, currently being rehabilitated at our centre, made possible by the public through a dedicated fundraising campaign.
Take action
Any donation of 1,500 XPF or more automatically makes you a benefactor member for one year, and you will receive our quarterly newsletter.