Sea Turtle Conservation Group
Working together for the conservation of sea turtles worldwide
This group was formed to create a common space for the many people and organizations worldwide who are interested in sea turtle conservation. Group members are encouraged to create and contribute to wiki pages about the many aspects of sea turtle conservation. It is hoped that as the group lends supports to its individual members, best practices will be shar ...learn more
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Created: Sep 24, 2007
Updated: Nov 02, 2009
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Bryan W. Daugherty
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I am Chairman and Co-Founder of the Evolution of Thought Institute. We focus on online collaborative efforts to promote a better tommorow. We currently have started a new project, The Mending of the Elmira Syndrome Endeavor which is aimed at revitalizing our local communities by recommending solutions that restore the harmony and economic stability to the regions we live. This project will focus on the ailments of Elmira, New York. However, we believe individuals from any community, world-wide, will be able to recognize and institute the successful measures that this project brings forth. Utilizing a broad range of leaders, citizens, groups and organizations, we will provide solid information about local circumstances, opportunities and aspirations. The sharing of opinions and ideas will help seed the fruit of real life progress in all of our diverse communities. All are welcome to join and contribute to this project!
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